'Today, the United States has been actively fighting two wars with high casualty rates for both sides. It would be valuable for the commander in chief and senior military leaders to consider the merits of a nonlethal approach to warfare.'
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REFLECTING ON THE EVOLVING DYNAMIC BETWEEN THE MILITARY AND CIVILIAN AGENCIES IN HUMANITARIAN ACTION LOOKS AT: WAR, COMPLEX EMERGENCIES, DEVELOPMENT, NATION-BUILDING, PEACE-BUILDING, PEACE SUPPORT OPERATIONS, DISASTERS, CIVIL-MILITARY COOPERATION, CIMIC, CIVIL AFFAIRS, HEARTS AND MINDS, PSYOPS, MISSION INTEGRATION, JOINT/COMPREHENSIVE OPERATIONS, PROVINCIAL RECONSTRUCTION TEAMS, PRT, ETC.
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