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The Soldier and the State by Samuel P. Huntington: Core Theories, Arguments, and Impact
"Published in 1957 by Harvard University Press, Samuel P. Huntington’s The Soldier and the State: The Theory and Politics of Civil-Military Relations remains a foundational text in political science, security studies, and military sociology. The book establishes a theoretical framework for understanding the relationship between civilian authority and the military establishment, primarily through the concepts of objective versus subjective civilian control and the professionalization of the officer corps. Introduction and Historical Context of the Work Samuel P. Huntington published The Soldier and the State during the height of the Cold War, a..."
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