Category:Military sociology

C

• ► Children in war‎ (8 C, 58 P)
• ► Civilians in war‎ (14 C, 30 P)
• ► Civil–military relations‎ (3 C, 29 P)

M

• ► Military brats‎ (358 P, 1 F)
• ► Military dictatorships‎ (10 C, 42 P)
• ► Military life‎ (17 C, 113 P)
• ► Military occupation‎ (7 C, 31 P)
• ► Military recruitment‎ (4 C, 19 P)
• ► Military scandals‎ (12 C, 91 P)

P

• ► Posttraumatic stress disorder‎ (2 C, 32 P)

S

• ► Sexual orientation and military service‎ (3 C, 11 P)
• ► Sociology of World War II‎ (7 C, 8 P)

V

• ► Military veterans' affairs‎ (10 C, 21 P)

W

• ► War and politics‎ (7 C, 7 P)

• Military sociology

C

• Center on Conscience & War
• Central Military Commission
• Civil–military relations
• Civilian control of the military
• Commander-in-chief
• Compulsory military training in New Zealand
• Conscientious objector
• Conscientious Objectors Commemorative Stone
• Conscription crisis
• Coping Strategies
• Critical military studies

D

• Dissent by Military Officers and Enlisted Personnel

E

• Effects of genocide on youth
• List of enlistment age by country

F

• Fiscal-military state

G

• The Garrison State

I

• Inter-University Seminar on Armed Forces and Society

K

• Khakistocracy

M

• Militant use of children in Sri Lanka
• Militarization
• Military brat
• Military brat (U.S. subculture)
• Military dictatorship
• Military divorce
• Military expression
• Military humanism
• Military occupation
• Military rule
• Military service
• Military use of children
• Military volunteer

N

• Nuremberg and Vietnam

P

• Posttraumatic stress disorder

R

• Red Hand Day

S

• Schwarze Kapelle
• Small Boys Unit
• Social defence
• SLUC
• Standing army
• Stratocracy

T

• Trauma risk management
• Traumatology Institute (Canada)
• Treatments for combat-related PTSD

U

• Unrooted Childhoods