Boots and Suits : : Historical Cases and Contemporary Lessons in Military Diplomacy / / Philip S. Kosnett.

• VerfasserIn: Kosnett, Philip S.,
• Place / Publishing House: Quantico, Virginia : : Marine Corps University Press (MCUP),, 2023.
• Year of Publication: 2023
• Language: English
• Physical Description: 1 online resource (xxvii, 405 pages) :; illustrations
• Other title: Diplomacy through Arms Sales: the Case of the U.S. and the Ottoman Empire, 1865-1880 /; The Kenner Mission and the Confederate States of America's Failed Military Diplomacy /; U.S. Military Diplomacy and the Imperial State of Iran /; Replacing the Pillar: U.S. Policy on Military Aid to Egypt from Carter to Reagan /; Hybrid Warfare as a Strategic Policy Tool: The Case of Russia /; The Evolution of U.S. and European Policy on Military Assistance to Ukraine /; Turkish-U.S. Defense Diplomacy in the 21st Century /; The U.S. and Chinese Struggle for Influence in the Pacific /; Military Diplomacy Conceptualized from a Small State's Perspective: The Case of The Netherlands /; Improving Civil-Military Operations in Humanitarian Emergencies /; The Military Attache̹: Adapting to Alien Cultures /; POLAD 101: Lessons in Civ-Mil Coordination from the Global War on Terror /; The Provincial Reconstruction Team Programs in Afghanistan and Iraq /; Civil-Military Relations in Afghanistan and Iraq: An Ambassadorial Perspective /
• ISBN: 9798986259437
• Hierarchical level: Monograph
• Statement of Responsibility: Philip S. Kosnett.

"Boots and Suits, edited by Ambassador Philip S. Kosnett (Ret), discusses aspects of military diplomacy, featuring an edited collection of chapters by ambassadors, scholars, and servicemembers. This diverse set of authors explains military diplomacy through the lens of both the military and the diplomatic corps of countries, including perspectives from the United States, the Netherlands, and Turkey, among others. This volume will examine the aspects of military diplomacy as used by nations and what differentiates this concept from both military confrontation and diplomatic overtures when used as discrete concepts by nation-states rather than employing military diplomacy to advance their strategic goals"--