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Hagel and the Veteran Effect: Service Tempers Views On The Use Of Force

Those who have served tend to be less hasty to pull the trigger on military interventions, write Peter D. Feaver and Christopher Gelpi.

Peter D. Feaver
Christopher Gelpi
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Peter D. Feaver

Peter D. Feaver

Christopher Gelpi

Christopher Gelpi

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