The Journal of Military History

Volume 57, Number 5 · October 1993

6 articles · 9 book reviews · pp. 9–145

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Articles

  1. The Cultural Approach to the History of War

    13–26

  2. The American Military and the Principle of Civilian Control from McClellan to Powell

    27–58

  3. The Army as a Bureaucracy: Japanese Militarism Revisited

    67–86

  4. War and the Rise of Nationalism in Twentieth-Century China

    87–104

  5. Justifying the Obligation of Military Service

    115–126

  6. World War One: The Crisis in European History--The Role of the Military Historian

    127–138

Book reviews (9)

  1. Introduction to the Symposium9–11

    Reviewed by

  2. Panel I: Introduction12

    Reviewed by

  3. Comment on John Shy, "The Cultural Approach to the History of War" and on Russell Weigley, "The American Military and the Principle of Civilian Control from McClellan to Powell"59–62

    Reviewed by

  4. Panel II: Introduction63–66

    Reviewed by

  5. Comment on Shin'ichi Kitaoka, "Army as Bureaucracy: Japanese Militarism Revisited," and Arthur Waldron, "War and the Rise of Nationalism in Twentieth-Century China"105–109

    Reviewed by

  6. Nationalism and Militarism in China and Japan: Comment on Shin'ichi Kitaoka, "Army as Bureaucracy: Japanese Militarism Revisited," and Arthur Waldron, "War and the Rise of Nationalism in Twentieth-Century China"110–112

    Reviewed by

  7. Panel III: Introduction113–114

    Reviewed by

  8. Silences and the History of Representations of War: Comment on Peter Paret, "Justifying the Obligation of Military Service," and Michael Howard, "World War One: The Crisis in European History"139–144

    Reviewed by

  9. War and the Context of General History in an Age of Total War: Comment on Peter Paret, "Justifying the Obligation of Military Service," and Michael Howard, "World War One: The Crisis in European History"145

    Reviewed by