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245 00 Netherlands annual review of military studies 2015 :|bthe
dilemma of leaving : political and military exit
strategies /|cJörg Noll, Daan van den Wollenberg, Frans
Osinga, Georg Frerks, Irene van Kemenade, editors.
246 3 Dilemma of leaving :|bpolitical and military exit
strategies
246 14 NL ARMS Netherlands annual review of military studies 2015
264 1 The Hague :|bAsser Press,|c2016.
264 4 |c©2016
300 1 online resource.
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490 1 NL ARMS, Netherlands Annual Review of Military Studies,
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504 Includes bibliographical references.
505 0 Introduction. The Dilemma of Leaving: Political and
Military Exit Strategies -- The Paradox of Leaving: Four
Historical Case Studies on the Dynamics of Exit Strategies
-- Strategic Narratives, Political Debates and Causes of
the Dutch Exit from Uruzgan -- "Right Intent": The Moral
Dimension of Exit -- Hitting a Moving Target: Evaluating
the "Exit" from State-building Missions -- Dynamics of the
Political 2-Level-Game in War Termination -- Getting Away
with Exit: The Role of Strategic Communication -- From
Entrapment to Indifference? -- Two Ways of Leaving: A
Comparative Case Study on Exit Strategies of a UN and a
NATO Led Mission -- The Comprehensive Approach and the
Problem of Exiting Civil Military Cooperation: Lessons
from Uruzgan -- Exciting Dilemma: A Defence Economics View
on a US Exit from NATO -- Conclusion: Pitfalls and
Potentials of Exit Studies and Practices.
520 This book seeks to bridge the gap between academic,
political and military thinking concerning the success and
failure of peacekeeping operations and their termination.
Exit strategies have recently gained attention in
political, military, academic and public debates, due to
the Western engagement in international and intrastate
conflicts since the end of the Cold War. Yet, many of
those debates took place separately. This volume, which is
predominantly a joint product of academics and the
military of the Faculty of Military Sciences of the
Netherlands Defence Academy, shows new venues by bridging
the putative political-military divide. Drawing on theory,
empirics, and personal experiences the authors address
exits at political, strategic, operational and tactical
levels of current and past military missions and
interventions, ranging from decolonisation wars to
Afghanistan and Iraq. Although some of those conflicts are
still ongoing, valid inferences can be drawn. An important
one is that exit forms a problem for those who leave and
for those who stay. While political and military
objectives might not have been reached and many of those
involved have the feeling that the job is still not yet
done, the termination of the entire mission or transitions
at operational level necessitate both departures and
handovers-takeovers and are thereby characterised by
discontinuities and continuities at the same time. It is
these dynamics between unfulfilled end states and end
dates that, in the end, lead to the dilemma of leaving.
All the editors, except van den Wollenberg, are affiliated
with the Faculty of Military Sciences of the Netherlands
Defence Academy in Breda, the Netherlands. Jörg Noll is
Associate Professor of International Conflict Studies.
First Lieutenant Air-Commodore Frans Osinga is Professor
of Military Operational Art and Sciences. Georg Frerks is
Professor International Security Studies and Irene van
Kemenade runs the Research Office of the Faculty. Daan van
den Wollenberg is Commander of a mechanized artillery
platoon of the Netherlands armed forces.
546 English.
588 0 Online resource; title from PDF title page (EBSCO, viewed
July 30, 2015).
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880 0 |6505-00/(Q|aIntroduction. The Dilemma of Leaving:
Political and Military Exit Strategies -- The Paradox of
Leaving: Four Historical Case Studies on the Dynamics of
Exit Strategies -- Strategic Narratives, Political Debates
and Causes of the Dutch Exit from Uruzgan -- ђ́بRight
Intent́ђة: The Moral Dimension of Exit -- Hitting a Moving
Target: Evaluating the ђ́بExit́ђة from State-building
Missions -- Dynamics of the Political 2-Level-Game in War
Termination -- Getting Away with Exit: The Role of
Strategic Communication -- From Entrapment to Indifference
-- Two Ways of Leaving: A Comparative Case Study on Exit
Strategies of a UN and a NATO Led Mission -- The
Comprehensive Approach and the Problem of Exiting Civil
Military Cooperation: Lessons from Uruzgan -- Ex℗♭iting
Dilemma: A Defence Economics View on a US Exit from NATO -
- Conclusion: Pitfalls and Potentials of Exit Studies and
Practices.
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