32 results on '"Military Science legislation & jurisprudence"'
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2. Redirect military budgets to tackle climate change and pandemics.
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Garcia D
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- Armed Conflicts economics, Armed Conflicts prevention & control, Armed Conflicts statistics & numerical data, Artificial Intelligence, COVID-19, Coronavirus Infections economics, Coronavirus Infections epidemiology, Coronavirus Infections prevention & control, Extreme Weather, Global Warming economics, Goals, Humans, International Cooperation legislation & jurisprudence, Pandemics economics, Pandemics prevention & control, Pneumonia, Viral economics, Pneumonia, Viral epidemiology, Pneumonia, Viral prevention & control, Security Measures economics, Security Measures legislation & jurisprudence, Violence prevention & control, Violence statistics & numerical data, Budgets legislation & jurisprudence, Federal Government, Global Warming legislation & jurisprudence, Global Warming prevention & control, Military Science economics, Military Science legislation & jurisprudence, Pandemics legislation & jurisprudence
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- 2020
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3. Republican scientists negotiate the Trump era.
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Reardon S
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- Confidentiality, Global Warming, Military Science economics, Military Science legislation & jurisprudence, National Institutes of Health (U.S.) economics, Prejudice, Science economics, United States, United States Environmental Protection Agency economics, United States Environmental Protection Agency organization & administration, Universities, Workforce, Federal Government, Politics, Research Personnel psychology, Science legislation & jurisprudence, Social Stigma
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- 2017
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4. Military Importance of Natural Toxins and Their Analogs.
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Pitschmann V and Hon Z
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- Bioterrorism history, Chemical Warfare Agents history, Drug Design, History, 20th Century, History, 21st Century, History, Ancient, Humans, Military Science legislation & jurisprudence, Toxins, Biological history, Chemical Warfare Agents chemistry, Military Science history, Toxins, Biological chemistry
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Toxin weapon research, development, production and the ban on its uses is an integral part of international law, with particular attention paid to the protection against these weapons. In spite of this, hazards associated with toxins cannot be completely excluded. Some of these hazards are also pointed out in the present review. The article deals with the characteristics and properties of natural toxins and synthetic analogs potentially constituting the basis of toxin weapons. It briefly describes the history of military research and the use of toxins from distant history up to the present age. With respect to effective disarmament conventions, it mentions certain contemporary concepts of possible toxin applications for military purposes and the protection of public order (suppression of riots); it also briefly refers to the question of terrorism. In addition, it deals with certain traditional as well as modern technologies of the research, synthesis, and use of toxins, which can affect the continuing development of toxin weapons. These are, for example, cases of new toxins from natural sources, their chemical synthesis, production of synthetic analogs, the possibility of using methods of genetic engineering and modern biotechnologies or the possible applications of nanotechnology and certain pharmaceutical methods for the effective transfer of toxins into the organism. The authors evaluate the military importance of toxins based on their comparison with traditional chemical warfare agents. They appeal to the ethics of the scientific work as a principal condition for the prevention of toxin abuse in wars, military conflicts, as well as in non-military attacks.
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- 2016
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5. Medical science and the military: the Allies' use of amphetamine during World War II.
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Rasmussen N
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- History, 20th Century, Social Behavior history, Amphetamine history, Drug-Related Side Effects and Adverse Reactions economics, Drug-Related Side Effects and Adverse Reactions ethnology, Drug-Related Side Effects and Adverse Reactions history, Military Medicine economics, Military Medicine education, Military Medicine history, Military Medicine legislation & jurisprudence, Military Personnel education, Military Personnel history, Military Personnel legislation & jurisprudence, Military Personnel psychology, Military Science economics, Military Science history, Military Science legislation & jurisprudence, World War II
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Although amphetamine was thoroughly tested by leading scientists for its effects in boosting or maintaining physical and mental performance in fatigued subjects, the results never provided solid grounds for approving the drug's use, and, in any case, came too late to be decisive. The grounds on which amphetamine was actually adopted by both British and American militaries had less to do with the science of fatigue than with the drug's mood-altering effects, as judged by military men. It increased confidence and aggression, and elevated "morale."
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- 2011
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6. A two-year plan for US science.
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Greenberg DS
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- Age Factors, Budgets trends, Conflict of Interest legislation & jurisprudence, Humans, Military Science economics, Military Science legislation & jurisprudence, National Institutes of Health (U.S.) economics, Policy Making, Science economics, United States, Federal Government, Research Support as Topic legislation & jurisprudence, Research Support as Topic trends, Science legislation & jurisprudence, Science trends
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- 2010
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7. A scarlet pansy goes to war: subversion, Schlock, and an early gay classic.
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Gertzman JA
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- History, 20th Century, Military Science economics, Military Science history, Military Science legislation & jurisprudence, Publications economics, Publications history, Publications legislation & jurisprudence, Sexual Behavior ethnology, Sexual Behavior history, Sexual Behavior physiology, Sexual Behavior psychology, Warfare, Homosexuality ethnology, Homosexuality history, Homosexuality physiology, Homosexuality psychology, Military Personnel education, Military Personnel history, Military Personnel legislation & jurisprudence, Military Personnel psychology, Prejudice, Social Behavior, Social Conditions economics, Social Conditions history, Social Conditions legislation & jurisprudence
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- 2010
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8. Biologists napping while work militarized.
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Dando M
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- Biological Warfare Agents ethics, Biological Warfare Agents legislation & jurisprudence, Central Nervous System drug effects, Fentanyl adverse effects, Humans, International Cooperation, Military Science legislation & jurisprudence, Riot Control Agents, Chemical adverse effects, Chemical Warfare Agents adverse effects, Chemical Warfare Agents standards, Military Science ethics
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As researchers discover more agents that alter mental states, the Chemical Weapons Convention needs modification to help ensure that the life sciences are not used for hostile purposes, says Malcolm Dando.
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- 2009
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9. Environment. Marine mammals still imperiled after sonar ruling.
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Lester B
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- Animals, Pacific Ocean, Seawater, United States, Conservation of Natural Resources legislation & jurisprudence, Mammals, Military Science legislation & jurisprudence, Sound adverse effects, Whales
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- 2008
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10. USA won't sign landmine treaty.
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Oransky I
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- Adult, Blast Injuries mortality, Cause of Death, Child, Dissent and Disputes, Female, Humans, Male, United States, Blast Injuries prevention & control, International Cooperation legislation & jurisprudence, Military Science legislation & jurisprudence
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- 2004
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11. Non-lethal weapons: operational and policy developments.
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Lewer N
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- Chemical Warfare legislation & jurisprudence, Electroshock instrumentation, Firearms, Human Rights Abuses legislation & jurisprudence, Human Rights Abuses prevention & control, Humans, Military Science instrumentation, Military Science legislation & jurisprudence, Technology legislation & jurisprudence, Public Policy, Social Control, Formal methods, Technology instrumentation, Warfare
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- 2003
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12. Scientists split over regulations on sonar use.
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Dalton R
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- Animals, Federal Government, Marine Biology, Noise adverse effects, Oceans and Seas, Porpoises, United States, Water Pollution legislation & jurisprudence, Water Pollution prevention & control, Whales, Conservation of Natural Resources legislation & jurisprudence, Military Science legislation & jurisprudence, Noise legislation & jurisprudence, Noise prevention & control, Sound adverse effects
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- 2003
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13. US army attacked over published patent for 'bioweapons grenade'.
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Check E
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- Biological Warfare ethics, Biological Warfare legislation & jurisprudence, International Cooperation, Military Science ethics, Military Science legislation & jurisprudence, Patents as Topic legislation & jurisprudence, United States, Biological Warfare prevention & control, Military Science standards, Patents as Topic ethics
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- 2003
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14. "Gone to soldiers": feminism and the military in Israel.
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Lubin O
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- History, 20th Century, Israel ethnology, Military Science economics, Military Science history, Military Science legislation & jurisprudence, Political Systems history, Public Opinion, Social Conditions economics, Social Conditions history, Social Conditions legislation & jurisprudence, Social Values ethnology, Women's Health economics, Women's Health ethnology, Women's Health history, Women's Health legislation & jurisprudence, Culture, Feminism history, Gender Identity, Military Personnel education, Military Personnel history, Military Personnel legislation & jurisprudence, Military Personnel psychology, Social Responsibility, Women's Rights economics, Women's Rights education, Women's Rights history, Women's Rights legislation & jurisprudence, Women, Working education, Women, Working history, Women, Working legislation & jurisprudence, Women, Working psychology
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- 2002
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15. 'Non-lethal' weapons and international law: three perspectives on the future.
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Fidler DP
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- Forecasting, Humans, International Cooperation, Military Science legislation & jurisprudence, United States, Warfare, Military Science instrumentation, Violence trends
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Literature on 'non-lethal' weapons (NLWs) frequently contains assertions that more robust NLW development and use are needed because of the changing nature of military operations. These assertions are in opposition to international legal analysis of NLWs, which show international law restricting NLW development and use. This article examines this tension by briefly analyzing the restrictive impact that international law has on NLWs and by elaborating three perspectives on what the relationship between NLWs and international law should be. The article outlines the moral foundations for existing international law on the use of force and armed conflict and then sketches international law's current impact on NLW development and use. Next, the article explores the compliance, selective and radical change perspectives that emerge from discourse about international law and NLWs. The compliance perspective insists that NLWs comply with existing rules of international law. The selective change perspective seeks limited changes in international law to allow more robust use of NLWs. The radical change perspective sees in NLWs the potential to reform radically international law on the use of force and armed conflict. Identifying the three perspectives helps clarify future choices NLWs may present in international law and suggests that the future relationship between NLWs and international law will be more complex, controversial and dangerous than people may realize.
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- 2001
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16. Non-lethal weapons technologies--the case for independent scientific analysis.
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Altmann J
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- Acoustics instrumentation, Biological Warfare prevention & control, Biological Warfare trends, Chemical Warfare prevention & control, Chemical Warfare trends, Electromagnetic Phenomena instrumentation, Humans, Military Science legislation & jurisprudence, Program Development, Psychological Warfare, Technology trends, United States, Wounds and Injuries etiology, Military Science instrumentation
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Various technologies have been proposed for non-lethal weapons (NLW), some of them credible, or at least plausible, but strong claims were made for others without evidence or references. Five such technologies are examined. For the chemical and biological examples, detailed information is lacking but the diminishing number of such claims over time and general scientific knowledge suggest that fulfilment of the promises is improbable. For acoustic weapons, a detailed study found that many of the claims are plainly untrue. In this case, even wrong values for physiological thresholds were presented. Civil and military NLW programmes in the USA put their main emphasis on simple, short-term technologies rather than exotic ones. In order to avoid dangers arising from unrealistic promises, the concept of preventive arms control should be applied to NLW. Its first step is a scientific analysis, investigating the new weapons, the propagation of their effects and the effect on the targets. Such detailed studies are needed for each proposed NLW technology.
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- 2001
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17. The military prison, Anglesea barracks, Hobart.
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Morrison R
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- Australia ethnology, History, 19th Century, Military Science economics, Military Science history, Military Science legislation & jurisprudence, Prisoners education, Prisoners history, Prisoners legislation & jurisprudence, Prisoners psychology, Tasmania ethnology, Archaeology economics, Archaeology education, Archaeology history, Military Personnel education, Military Personnel history, Military Personnel legislation & jurisprudence, Military Personnel psychology, Prisons economics, Prisons education, Prisons history, Prisons legislation & jurisprudence
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- 2001
18. [The administration of military households and their disputes over military service in the Jiangxi guards and battalions during the Ming and Qing periods].
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Yue C
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- China ethnology, Family ethnology, Family psychology, History, 15th Century, History, 16th Century, History, 17th Century, History, 18th Century, History, 19th Century, Household Work economics, Household Work history, Household Work legislation & jurisprudence, Military Hygiene economics, Military Hygiene education, Military Hygiene history, Military Hygiene legislation & jurisprudence, Military Science economics, Military Science history, Military Science legislation & jurisprudence, Social Conditions economics, Social Conditions history, Social Conditions legislation & jurisprudence, Family Characteristics ethnology, Government history, Hierarchy, Social, Military Personnel education, Military Personnel history, Military Personnel legislation & jurisprudence, Military Personnel psychology, Public Policy economics, Public Policy history, Public Policy legislation & jurisprudence, Social Control Policies economics, Social Control Policies history, Social Control Policies legislation & jurisprudence
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- 2001
19. "The administration of discipline by the English is very rigid": British military law and the death penalty (1868-1918).
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Oram G
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- Capital Punishment history, Capital Punishment legislation & jurisprudence, History, 19th Century, History, 20th Century, Law Enforcement history, Military Psychiatry economics, Military Psychiatry education, Military Psychiatry history, Military Psychiatry legislation & jurisprudence, United Kingdom ethnology, Military Personnel education, Military Personnel history, Military Personnel legislation & jurisprudence, Military Personnel psychology, Military Science economics, Military Science history, Military Science legislation & jurisprudence, Punishment history, Punishment psychology, World War I
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- 2001
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20. [The conscriptive society and French athletes during the Third Republic].
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Arnaud P
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- Anthropology, Cultural education, Anthropology, Cultural history, France ethnology, Gymnastics economics, Gymnastics education, Gymnastics history, Gymnastics legislation & jurisprudence, Gymnastics physiology, Gymnastics psychology, History, 19th Century, Military Science economics, Military Science history, Military Science legislation & jurisprudence, Organizations economics, Organizations history, Organizations legislation & jurisprudence, Physical Endurance physiology, Physical Fitness physiology, Physical Fitness psychology, Political Systems history, Politics, Public Health economics, Public Health education, Public Health history, Public Health legislation & jurisprudence, Social Class, Societies economics, Societies history, Civil Defense economics, Civil Defense education, Civil Defense history, Civil Defense legislation & jurisprudence, Government Agencies economics, Government Agencies history, Government Agencies legislation & jurisprudence, Military Hygiene economics, Military Hygiene education, Military Hygiene history, Military Hygiene legislation & jurisprudence, Military Personnel education, Military Personnel history, Military Personnel legislation & jurisprudence, Military Personnel psychology, Physical Education and Training economics, Physical Education and Training history, Physical Education and Training legislation & jurisprudence, Social Values ethnology, Sports economics, Sports education, Sports history, Sports physiology, Sports psychology
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- 2001
21. The myth of the "patriotic soldier": Japanese attitudes towards death in the Russo-Japanese War.
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Shimazu N
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- Anniversaries and Special Events, Cultural Characteristics, History, 20th Century, Japan ethnology, Memory physiology, Military Medicine economics, Military Medicine education, Military Medicine history, Military Medicine legislation & jurisprudence, Military Science economics, Military Science history, Military Science legislation & jurisprudence, Propaganda, Public Opinion, Russian-Japanese War, Death, Military Personnel education, Military Personnel history, Military Personnel legislation & jurisprudence, Military Personnel psychology, Social Values ethnology, Symbolism
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- 2001
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22. [The inner world of Europeans and Americans in Nanjing before and after the Nanjing massacre].
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Xu L
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- China ethnology, History, 20th Century, International Cooperation history, International Cooperation legislation & jurisprudence, Japan ethnology, Military Science economics, Military Science history, Military Science legislation & jurisprudence, War Crimes economics, War Crimes ethnology, War Crimes history, War Crimes legislation & jurisprudence, War Crimes psychology, Homicide economics, Homicide ethnology, Homicide history, Homicide legislation & jurisprudence, Homicide psychology, Military Personnel education, Military Personnel history, Military Personnel legislation & jurisprudence, Military Personnel psychology, Minority Groups education, Minority Groups history, Minority Groups legislation & jurisprudence, Minority Groups psychology, Public Opinion history, Violence economics, Violence ethnology, Violence history, Violence legislation & jurisprudence, Violence psychology, Warfare
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- 2001
23. Soldiers-at-sea and inter-service relations during the first Dutch war.
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Arni EG
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- England ethnology, History, 17th Century, Hospitals, Military economics, Hospitals, Military history, Hospitals, Military legislation & jurisprudence, Interpersonal Relations, Military Medicine economics, Military Medicine education, Military Medicine history, Military Medicine legislation & jurisprudence, Military Nursing economics, Military Nursing education, Military Nursing history, Military Nursing legislation & jurisprudence, Military Science economics, Military Science history, Military Science legislation & jurisprudence, Netherlands ethnology, Riots economics, Riots ethnology, Riots history, Riots legislation & jurisprudence, Riots psychology, Employment economics, Employment history, Employment legislation & jurisprudence, Employment psychology, Interprofessional Relations, Military Personnel education, Military Personnel history, Military Personnel legislation & jurisprudence, Military Personnel psychology, Military Psychiatry economics, Military Psychiatry education, Military Psychiatry history, Military Psychiatry legislation & jurisprudence, Warfare
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- 2001
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24. [Death for the Fatherland: the national patriotic cult of heroes in the period of the wars of liberation].
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Hagemann K
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- Anthropology, Cultural education, Anthropology, Cultural history, History, 19th Century, Men's Health economics, Men's Health ethnology, Men's Health history, Men's Health legislation & jurisprudence, Military Science economics, Military Science history, Military Science legislation & jurisprudence, Prussia ethnology, Symbolism, Death, Gender Identity, Masculinity history, Military Personnel education, Military Personnel history, Military Personnel legislation & jurisprudence, Military Personnel psychology, Social Identification
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- 2001
25. [The medical staff of the royal military school at Effiat, 1776-93].
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Paradis O
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- France ethnology, History, 18th Century, Hospitals, Military economics, Hospitals, Military history, Hospitals, Military legislation & jurisprudence, Military Medicine economics, Military Medicine education, Military Medicine history, Military Medicine legislation & jurisprudence, Military Science economics, Military Science history, Military Science legislation & jurisprudence, Physicians economics, Physicians history, Physicians legislation & jurisprudence, Physicians psychology, Public Health economics, Public Health education, Public Health history, Public Health legislation & jurisprudence, Delivery of Health Care economics, Delivery of Health Care history, Delivery of Health Care legislation & jurisprudence, Military Hygiene economics, Military Hygiene education, Military Hygiene history, Military Hygiene legislation & jurisprudence, Military Personnel education, Military Personnel history, Military Personnel legislation & jurisprudence, Military Personnel psychology, Nutrition Policy economics, Nutrition Policy history, Nutrition Policy legislation & jurisprudence, Schools economics, Schools history, Schools legislation & jurisprudence, Students history, Students legislation & jurisprudence, Students psychology
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- 2001
26. The web of honour: soldiers, Christians, and gentlemen in the English Civil War.
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Donagan B
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- England ethnology, Ethical Theory history, History, 17th Century, Interprofessional Relations ethics, Military Hygiene economics, Military Hygiene education, Military Hygiene history, Military Hygiene legislation & jurisprudence, Military Science economics, Military Science history, Military Science legislation & jurisprudence, Social Identification, Social Perception, Hierarchy, Social, Military Personnel education, Military Personnel history, Military Personnel legislation & jurisprudence, Military Personnel psychology, Military Psychiatry economics, Military Psychiatry education, Military Psychiatry history, Military Psychiatry legislation & jurisprudence, Morals, Professional Role history, Professional Role psychology, Stereotyped Behavior ethics, Stereotyped Behavior physiology, Warfare ethics
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- 2001
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27. Popular gymnastics and the military spirit in Germany, 1848-1871.
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Dencker BE
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- Germany ethnology, Government Programs economics, Government Programs education, Government Programs history, Government Programs legislation & jurisprudence, History, 19th Century, Military Science economics, Military Science history, Military Science legislation & jurisprudence, Self Concept, Social Behavior, Social Values ethnology, Sports economics, Sports education, Sports history, Sports legislation & jurisprudence, Sports physiology, Sports psychology, Civil Defense economics, Civil Defense education, Civil Defense history, Civil Defense legislation & jurisprudence, Gymnastics economics, Gymnastics education, Gymnastics history, Gymnastics legislation & jurisprudence, Gymnastics physiology, Gymnastics psychology, Military Personnel education, Military Personnel history, Military Personnel legislation & jurisprudence, Military Personnel psychology, Physical Fitness physiology, Physical Fitness psychology, Politics, Psychology, Social economics, Psychology, Social education, Psychology, Social history
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- 2001
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28. [Military time in the modern era: practice and representation].
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Forcade O
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- Hierarchy, Social, History, 18th Century, History, 19th Century, History, 20th Century, Military Psychiatry economics, Military Psychiatry education, Military Psychiatry history, Military Psychiatry legislation & jurisprudence, Psychology, Social education, Psychology, Social history, Time Management economics, Time Management psychology, Time and Motion Studies, Military Personnel education, Military Personnel history, Military Personnel legislation & jurisprudence, Military Personnel psychology, Military Science economics, Military Science history, Military Science legislation & jurisprudence, Organizational Culture, Professional Role history, Professional Role psychology, Social Change history, Time Factors, Warfare
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- 1999
29. Abraham Lincoln and the insanity plea.
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Spiegel AD
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- History, 19th Century, Homicide legislation & jurisprudence, Humans, Military Personnel history, Military Science history, Military Science legislation & jurisprudence, United States, Virginia, Famous Persons, Homicide history, Insanity Defense history
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A confederate civilian physician shot and killed a white Union officer who was drilling Negro troops in Norfolk, Virginia. With no question as to guilt, President Abraham Lincoln decided to have a medical expert conduct a professional sanity/insanity examination. Documentation indicates that legal and political factors may have influenced Lincoln's decision. As a lawyer, Lincoln prosecuted a case where the insanity plea was used as a defense. Two influential Cabinet members, William H. Seward and Edwin M. Stanton, also had legal experience involving the insanity plea. Politically, Lincoln faced serious issues such as the draft riots, the military necessity to recruit slaves into the army, the impact of Union Negro soldiers upon the border states, the morale and discipline of the army and the upcoming presidential election. Upon Seward's recommendation, Lincoln chose a physician who had a reputation for finding the accused sane and who did so in this case. As the southern physician was hanged, Lincoln's means achieved the desired legal and political ends.
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- 1994
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30. Overview--Air Force policy on halons.
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Morehouse ET Jr
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- Air Pollution legislation & jurisprudence, Environmental Health legislation & jurisprudence, Flame Retardants adverse effects, Hydrocarbons, Halogenated adverse effects, Military Science legislation & jurisprudence, Organizational Policy, Ozone, United States, Flame Retardants standards, Hydrocarbons, Halogenated standards, Military Science standards
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Halons have been used for decades by the Air Force for a variety of fire protection applications. Their unique combination of effectiveness, low toxicity, ease of use, cleanliness, and low manufacturing cost appear to make them ideal for many situations. Unfortunately, they also deplete the earth's protective ozone layer and, consequently, their production is being phased out globally under the Montreal Protocol. United States legislation implementing the terms of the Protocol required an end to production of ozone depleting chemicals (ODCs) by the year 2000. In November 1991, the Air Force issued a policy requiring an end to ODC purchases by the end of 1997. In February 1992, President Bush announced an even more accelerated phaseout to 1995. The Montreal Protocol is expected to be amended to reflect the more aggressive US phaseout date. This accelerated date increases the urgency of the Air Force's search for ODC alternatives, especially for mission critical uses for which no alternatives have yet been identified. The search is complicated by the fact that the requirements an alternative must meet are unique to their specific application. This paper will provide an overview of the most important Air Force halon uses and review Air Force strategies for ensuring mission continuity until alternatives can be developed.
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- 1993
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31. The National Library of Medicine. I.
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Schullian DM and Rogers FB
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- Archives history, History, 19th Century, Military Science economics, Military Science history, Military Science legislation & jurisprudence, National Library of Medicine (U.S.), Records economics, Records legislation & jurisprudence, United States, Book Collecting history, Catalogs, Library, Federal Government history, Libraries economics, Libraries history, Libraries legislation & jurisprudence, Military Medicine economics, Military Medicine education, Military Medicine history, Military Medicine legislation & jurisprudence, Military Personnel education, Military Personnel history, Military Personnel legislation & jurisprudence, Military Personnel psychology
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- 1958
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32. A proposed alliance between the Order of Malta and the United States, 1794: suggestions made to James Monroe as American minister in Paris.
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Hume EE
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- Government history, History, 18th Century, Malta ethnology, Mediterranean Region ethnology, Military Science economics, Military Science history, Military Science legislation & jurisprudence, Paris ethnology, Physicians economics, Physicians history, Physicians legislation & jurisprudence, Physicians psychology, United States ethnology, Civil Defense economics, Civil Defense education, Civil Defense history, Civil Defense legislation & jurisprudence, Hospitals, Military economics, Hospitals, Military history, Hospitals, Military legislation & jurisprudence, Military Medicine economics, Military Medicine education, Military Medicine history, Military Medicine legislation & jurisprudence, Military Personnel education, Military Personnel history, Military Personnel legislation & jurisprudence, Military Personnel psychology, Military Psychiatry economics, Military Psychiatry education, Military Psychiatry history, Military Psychiatry legislation & jurisprudence
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- 1936
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