Reviews
It's not quite the awkwardness of translation, and it's a book that is not properly corrected. Errors in investigation, sudden appearance and disappearance of the solid. I'm reading it to myself, wondering what it is.
This book was reprinted the last time three men, including Dr. Lee Choon-hoe, from the Marine Strategy Institute, were released. I remember the professor who urged me to read it in class. I read it with the knowledge of the old man's translation, which is as boring as that of Dr. Lee Choon-hoe, the third president of the Korean Society. I think military science and military personnel are useful as well as culture.
Samuel P. Huntington: Soldiers and the nation
Huntington is a world-class scholar who has had a little bit of political science. Huntington wants to use the theoretical framework for civil relations in this book, beyond just describing civil relations as a single case. This takes effort to simplify and abstract the case. He believes that civil relations are a system of interdependent elements. So I believe we should understand civil relations as a system. I also believe it is possible to define the 'intuitive civil control' that maximizes military security. We're analyzing the components of the system that we need to do. In a Korean society, which has passed by a generation since the demunization, military forces are completely different from what they used to be. But in a Korean society, remembering the guilt of past military dictatorships, the military tends to view society as best they can with its own interests. Now, as a member of society that has been freed from this sin, the army must act as an army. Under the principle of civil control, it is hoped that this book will help provide a system in which troops are integrated with society.
Korean title: 군인과 국가
Korean author: Samuel P. Huntington
Korean publisher: 박영사
ISBN-13: 9791130316642
Reviews
It's not quite the awkwardness of translation, and it's a book that is not properly corrected. Errors in investigation, sudden appearance and disappearance of the solid. I'm reading it to myself, wondering what it is.
This book was reprinted the last time three men, including Dr. Lee Choon-hoe, from the Marine Strategy Institute, were released. I remember the professor who urged me to read it in class. I read it with the knowledge of the old man's translation, which is as boring as that of Dr. Lee Choon-hoe, the third president of the Korean Society. I think military science and military personnel are useful as well as culture.
