From the "citizen army" to the "market army": Israel as a case study

Social Sciences

• military 82%
• Israel 78%
• Military 66%
• citizen 57%
• market 53%
• post-Fordism 25%
• military service 13%
• outsourcing 12%
• warfare 11%
• homosexuality 11%
• reform 9%
• military doctrine 8%
• Organizational reform 8%
• Security personnel 7%
• mass production 7%
• profession 7%
• civil-military cooperation 7%
• public expenditures 6%
• patriotism 6%
• private company 6%
• centralization 6%
• legitimation 6%
• cultural change 5%
• soldier 5%
• market economy 5%
• organizational change 5%
• loyalty 5%
• modernity 5%
• Iraq 5%
• nation state 5%
• masculinity 5%
• economics 4%
• terrorism 4%
• occupation 4%
• budget 4%
• logistics 4%
• assistance 4%
• globalization 4%
• time 3%
• paradigm 3%
• threat 3%
• violence 3%
• regulation 3%
• present 3%
• management 2%
• resources 2%

Arts & Humanities

• Israel 100%
• Military 90%
• Army 71%
• Post-Fordism 25%
• Military Service 15%
• Draft 11%
• Civil-military Relations 11%
• Cold 9%
• Warfare 9%
• Postmodernity 8%
• Outsourcing 8%
• Taboo 7%
• Organizational Change 7%
• Nation-state 6%
• Masculinity 6%
• Isomorphism 6%
• Subjection 6%
• Market Regulation 6%
• Iraq 6%
• Production Networks 6%
• Cultural Transformation 6%
• Cultural Change 6%
• Workforce 5%
• Shield 5%
• Legitimation 5%
• Public Expenditure 5%
• Centralization 5%
• Patriotism 5%
• Abolition 5%
• Armed Forces 5%
• Battlefield 5%
• Economics 5%
• Terrorism 5%
• Cost-effectiveness 5%
• Demise 5%
• Personnel 4%
• Market Value 4%
• Revival 4%
• Market Economy 4%
• Loyalty 4%
• Soldiers 4%
• Threat 3%
• Paradigm 3%
• Globalization 3%
• Doctrine 3%
• Rise 3%
• Resources 3%