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Learning from our failure at weaponizing anthropology

By / 1 Comment / 7 January 2018

Summary: While we begin a new round of wars we still learn about dark aspects of the first round. For example, that psychologists assisted the US torture program in addition to the doctors and attorneys who participated. A book by David Price looks at another group violating their professional standards in join our wars — anthropologists …

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So many scandals in the US military: signs of rot or reform?

By / 7 Comments / 22 March 2018

Summary: This morning’s post looked at the unprecedented number of scandals involving senior officers of the US military. Here we examine its significance and causes. Much depends on understanding what’s happening, and responding correctly. {2nd of 2 posts today.} “Each of us must rededicate ourselves to upholding the principles of sound leadership… Our culture must …

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