National resilience during war: refining the decision-making model

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Abstract

Political science perceives the results of wars as fatal to the fate of nations, but the exact measures of national resilience during war have remained somewhat blurred. National Resilience during War: Refining the Decision-Making Model, by Eyal Lewin, is a multi-disciplinary study which explores political psychology as well as historical analyses of geopolitical, economic, and technological determinants in refining a management model, and offers a comprehensive tool for future research in the field of national resilience
Original languageEnglish
Place of PublicationLanham, Md
Number of pages315
ISBN (Electronic)9780739174593
StatePublished - 2012

ULI publications

  • uli
  • National characteristics -- Case studies
  • Political psychology -- Europe -- Case studies
  • World War, 1939-1945 -- Social aspects -- Europe -- Case studies

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