The American military advisor dealing with senior foreign officials in the Islamic world Michael J. Metrinko
Language: English Series: PKSOI papersPublication details: Carlisle Barracks, Pa. Peacekeeping and Stability Operations Institute and Strategic Studies Institute, U.S. Army War College [2008]Description: xii, 83 pISBN:- 1584873612
- 978-1-58487-361-7
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SIPRI Library and Documentation | (581) Metrinko | Available | G09/633 |
"August 2008."
"Based on the experience of diplomats and military officers who have served in many zones of conflict, and whose duties meant daily interaction with senior foreign officials, this guide describes the preparations that an advisor should make, illustrates the questions he should ask, and explains the political and cultural complexities that affect his mission. Although most of the examples are drawn from Islamic countries, the precepts and advice apply broadly." -- P. [viii].
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