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"Singe, Göttin, den Zorn des thymiotischen Sloterdijk ... Jetzt wo mit der Verleihung des Tapferkeitsordens die Belohnungsstruktur der Leistungsgesellschaft auch in der Bundeswehr angekommen ist, lohnt es sich vielleicht mal wieder, über Helden nachzudenken. Vorgedacht haben dies bekanntlich die Amerikaner..."

Wieviel Bundeswehr braucht Deutschland? Und wozu? Das primäre Ziel der Bundeswehr, die Landesverteidigung, ist ein genauso antiquierter Begriff wie ihre Struktur. Welche Transformation der Streitkräfte ist geboten?

Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Virginia, 1965. / Typescript. eContent provider-neutral record in process. Description based on print version record. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 532-555).

Thesis--School of Advanced Airpower Studies. / Title from title screen (viewed Oct. 22, 2003). "May 1992." Includes bibliographical references.

Thesis (M.S. in Information Systems and Operations)--Naval Postgraduate School, December 2003. / Thesis advisor(s): Steve J. Iatrou, Karen Guttieri. Includes bibliographical references (p. 181-189). Also available online.

This thesis examines the implications of the operation of the Armed Forces (Jammu & Kashmir) Special Powers Act 1990 (“Act”) on Kashmir from human rights perspective. It draws a comparison between the Act and the existing penal legislations in India. It proposes that the Act should be repealed and actions of the armed forces should be governed by the already existing penal legislations. It suggests amendment of similar state and central legislations conferring immunity to the armed forces. The precondition of approval of the Central Government for instituting a legal proceeding should be removed. It proposes constitution of special grievance cells at district levels to adjudicate cases against the armed forces before being referred to the higher courts. The thesis urges the Indian Government to approach the issue of Kashmir following principles of Ahimsa (“non–violence”) and Satyagraha (“insistence on truth”) adopted by Mahatma Gandhi during the Indian independence struggle.

Tyrimo tikslas – pateikti apibendrintą Lietuvos kariuomenės įvaizdžio formavimo modelį išnagrinėjus organizacijos įvaizdžio formavimo teorinę medžiagą ir atlikus Šiaulių miesto gyventojų bei Lietuvos kariuomenės karių/civilių darbuotojų anketinę apklausą. Baigiamajame darbe išnagrinėta organizacijos įvaizdžio sąvoka, aptarti pagrindiniai įvaizdžio formavimo elementai. Taip pat pateikti užsienio ir Lietuvos autorių sudaryti modeliai susiję su organizacijos įvaizdžio kūrimu bei pateikiamas sudarytas apibendrintas Lietuvos kariuomenės įvaizdžio valdymo modelis. Patvirtinama hipotezė, kad Lietuvos kariuomenė vis dar formuoja teigiamą ir šiuolaikišką įvaizdį. / Work aim – to create the general Lithuanian Armed Forces image formation model after analyzing the organization’s image formation theoretical material and performing the questioner research with Siauliai city citizens and Lithuanian Armed Forces soldiers and civilian workers. Final work analyzes the organization’s image concept, and discusses the main image formation elements. Also presented foreign and Lithuanian authors models that are related to image creation and presented a designed general Lithuanian Armed Forces image formation model. The hypothesis is proved that Lithuanian Armed Forces is still forming a positive and modern image.

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This thesis examines the implications of the operation of the Armed Forces (Jammu & Kashmir) Special Powers Act 1990 (“Act”) on Kashmir from human rights perspective. It draws a comparison between the Act and the existing penal legislations in India. It proposes that the Act should be repealed and actions of the armed forces should be governed by the already existing penal legislations. It suggests amendment of similar state and central legislations conferring immunity to the armed forces. The precondition of approval of the Central Government for instituting a legal proceeding should be removed. It proposes constitution of special grievance cells at district levels to adjudicate cases against the armed forces before being referred to the higher courts. The thesis urges the Indian Government to approach the issue of Kashmir following principles of Ahimsa (“non–violence”) and Satyagraha (“insistence on truth”) adopted by Mahatma Gandhi during the Indian independence struggle.