Civil-military fusion as a metric of national power and comprehensive security

By:

Shukla, Raj

Contributor(s):

Chauhan, Anil (Fwd.)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi Pentagon Press; United Service Institution of India 2025Description: 127 pISBN:

9788199352766

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

355 SHU

Summary: As India re-imagines its national security frame, the question arises: should it craft its own model of Civil-Military Fusion (CMF)? What principles, priorities, and safeguards would make CMF work in a democratic setting?

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As India re-imagines its national security frame, the question arises: should it craft its own model of Civil-Military Fusion (CMF)? What principles, priorities, and safeguards would make CMF work in a democratic setting?

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