Saving soldiers or civilians? : casualty aversion versus civilian protection in asymmetric conflicts /

Saving soldiers or civilians? : casualty aversion versus civilian protection in asymmetric conflicts / Sebastian Kaempf, University of Queensland.

"While the United States has not lost its appetite for war, the way in which its conflicts are being waged has changed dramatically."--Provided by publisher

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Bibliographic Details
Online Access:	Full Text (via Cambridge)
Main Author:	Kaempf, Sebastian (Author)
Other title:	Casualty aversion versus civilian protection in asymmetric conflicts
Format:	Electronic eBook
Language:	English
Published:	Cambridge ; New York, NY : Cambridge University Press, [2018]
Subjects:	Asymmetric warfare > United States > Case studies. Civilian war casualties > Case studies. War casualties > United States > History. Asymmetric warfare. Civilian war casualties. War casualties. United States > History, Military > Case studies. United States. Case studies. History. Military history.

Table of Contents:

US warfare and civilian protection
US warfare and casualty-aversion
The interactive dynamics of asymmetric conflicts
Case study I: The US intervention in Somalia
Case study II: The US War in Afghanistan
Case study III: The US war in Iraq.