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PATRIOTISM, POPULISM, AND THE POLITICS OF MILITARY SERVICE

Jan 21, 2025 | warroom.armywarcollege.edu | Ronald R. Krebs |Carrie Lee

In an era where public trust in institutions has seen a sharp decline, the United States military has managed to maintain relatively high levels of public confidence. However, recent trends indicate a concerning decrease in this trust, raising questions about the future of civil-military relations. Ronald Krebs, a professor of political science at the University of Minnesota, joins host Carrie Lee to discuss the intricate relationship between the military and the public.
NORMS, POLITICIZATION, AND THE MILITARY PROFESSION

Oct 29, 2024 | warroom.armywarcollege.edu | Risa Brooks |Carrie Lee

There is a global trend of increased politicization of the military in eroding democracies, some of which are allies of the United States. Risa Brooks joins host Carrie Lee to shed light on the evolving dynamics between political leaders and the military. Brooks discusses the trend of political leaders using the military for their own gain.
The Military and the Election: Thinking through Retired Flag Officer Endorsements

Aug 29, 2024 | press.armywarcollege.edu | Carrie Lee

AbstractThis article tackles the prevalence of retired general and flag officer endorsements during political elections. The column reflects on the influence of these endorsements on public opinion, the need for further scholarship, and the potential effects of partisan endorsements on the next generation of military leaders. Digital Object Identifier (DOI)10.55540/0031-1723.3309Recommended Citation Carrie A.
"Introduction to the US Army War College Civil-Military Relations Cente" by Carrie A. Lee

May 29, 2024 | press.armywarcollege.edu | Carrie Lee

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ADAPTING TO CHANGE: HOW THE DOD HANDLES LGBT ISSUES

Feb 16, 2024 | warroom.armywarcollege.edu | Heather Haley |Carrie Lee

What a society accepts as normal changes over time. As it does, inevitably the military organizations that protects that society adapt to reflect those changes. Throughout history, the U.S. military has both led and lagged societal changes. Heather Haley is in the studio to discuss how the Department of Defense has handled LGBT issues and the changing attitudes in American society.
OVERSIGHT, AUTHORITIES AND CONFIRMATIONS: CONGRESS AND THE MILITARY

Dec 15, 2023 | warroom.armywarcollege.edu | Katherine L. Kuzminski |Carrie Lee

It’s not odd for discussions about civil-military relations to focus on the civilian control exercised by the President of the United States (POTUS). Obviously, in his role as Commander-in-Chief, POTUS sits atop the military chain of command. But a complete discussion has to also consider the military’s relationship with Congress.
SHIFTING GROUND: POLARIZATION AND THE MILITARY

Dec 8, 2023 | warroom.armywarcollege.edu | Michael Robinson |Carrie Lee

The U.S. military is to a certain extent a microcosm of the population it serves. While this ensures that the military includes the best characteristics of society, it also means that the military must contend with societal challenges as well. Political polarization among the citizens of the United States is higher than it has been in decades, and that has implications for a representative military.
King County Metro's journey to a greener tomorrow

Jun 20, 2023 | intelligenttransport.com | Carrie Lee

Carrie Lee, Sustainability and Climate Program Manager at King County Metro, discusses the importance of collaborative partnerships and innovative strategies in driving the transition to a zero-emission fleet, as well as highlights the positive impact it will have on reducing greenhouse gas emissions, improving air quality and creating a more resilient and equitable region for future generations.
A CHALLENGING CONVERSATION: THE CIVIL-MILITARY RELATIONS CENTER

May 16, 2023 | warroom.armywarcollege.edu | Carrie Lee |Ron Granieri

EDITOR’S NOTE: The current temporary theme we are using only credits a single guest. This episode featured Carrie A. Lee and Ron Granieri. The civil-military relationship in the United States is a complicated one, and it is continually evolving. The discussion space that was once dominated by the writings of Samuel Huntington and Morris Janowitz, has morphed even further, opening the conversation to a multitude of new voices.