The Military and Society: Future of the All-Volunteer Force
The USAWC Civil-Military Relations Center is a principal node for research and writing that examines how the Army can recruit and retain the talent necessary to fight and win the wars of the future. Faculty researchers produce work that addresses issues related to the civil-military gap and potential solutions to the Army’s recruiting challenge in the 21st century.
Publications
RESEARCH ARTICLE
A More Perfect Union: Black Soldiers and the Promise of America
Chuck Allen and John Nagl
April 2023
RESEARCH PAPER
“Diversity Management and the Postdiversity Mission: An Applied Pragmatist Approach”
Chuck Allen and Tom Galvin
Spring 2020
Events
FACULTY WORKSHOP SERIES
Dr. Meredith Kleykamp
University of Maryland, RAND
SEPT 14
FACULTY WORKSHOP SERIES
Dr. Heather Haley
Naval Heritage and History Inst.
SEPT 28
FACULTY WORKSHOP SERIES
Dr. Lindsay Cohn
Naval War College
OCT 19
Podcasts and Outreach
PODCAST
Candid Conversations on Diversity
Kirk Daniels, Dena Goble, and Ron Granieri
August 29, 2023
PODCAST
Sources of Public Trust in the Military
Peter Feaver, Carrie A. Lee
June 21, 2023
COMMENTARY
Some DOD policies are friendly fire in the war for talent
Allison Abbe
August 24, 2022
Faculty Experts
