RC01 Armed Forces and Conflict Resolution

Program Coordinators:

Celso CASTRO, Fundação Getulio Vargas, Brazil, celso.castro@fgv.br

Baris ATES, Turkish National Defence University, Turkey, barisates@gmail.com


Sessions:


Armed Forces, Civil-Military Relations, and the Conditions for Peace In East Asia

Armed Forces, Hybrid Threat Landscapes, and the Risks to Democratic Resilience

Artificial Intelligence, Military Power, and the Changing Logics of Violence

Comparative Civil-Military Relations

Conscription, Gender, & Sexuality In Neoliberal Societies

Introducing the Civil-Military Relations Network

Many Wars, One Planet: A Sociology of War and Ecology

Methods and Sources In the Study of the Military: An Exercise In Self-Reflection

Recruiting Young People for the Armed Forces: Perspectives from Governance Studies to Children’s Rights

Recruitment, Retention, and the Willingness to Defend: The Social Foundations of Military Mobilization

The Duty to Serve? Changing Civic Attitude on Voluntary and Mandatory Public Service

Theorizing Military Power

Who Pays, Who Fights, Who Stays? the Social Conditions of Military Readiness