Titlebook: Gender, Military Effectiveness, and Organizational Change; The Swedish Model Robert Egnell,Petter Hojem,Hannes Berts Book 2014 Palgrave Mac

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978-1-349-48118-7Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2014

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-43096-6s and organizations, as well as in the conduct of international operations for peace, security, and development. Despite the processes described in the previous chapter, the focus of the Swedish Armed Forces has mainly been on the latter — implementing a gender perspective in the field of operations

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Baris Afsar MD,Mehmet Kanbay MD, FERAitary effectiveness. The strategic decision to decouple this process from broader internal and sometimes right-based approaches has already been stressed repeatedly. The Senior Gender Advisor in the Swedish Joint Forces Command has argued that the work to implement UNSCR 1325 benefitted from this de

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Cardio-Respiratory Control in Vertebrates This has produced new functions, institutions, planning procedures, Standard Operating Procedures, codes of conduct, and training. In sum, the Swedish Armed Forces has to some extent changed its internal organization, as well as its conduct of operations. While things have changed, has it been enou

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Gender, Feminism, and Military Effectiveness,ve in the Swedish Armed Forces, and the other of the Swedish military’s implementation of these perspectives in the field of operations. In order to tell these stories in a sufficiently analytical manner, a broad theoretical framework is necessary — one that addresses questions of military operation

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Changing the Armed Forces,otable successes have already been achieved — especially in comparison with most other military organizations around the world. This chapter provides a detailed overview of how organizational change within the Swedish Armed Forces occurred for the purpose of implementing UNSCR 1325 in order to devel