Studies in Civil-Military Relations
Studies in Civil-Military Relations
Series editor: William A. Taylor

This series publishes original manuscripts, imparting a variety of valuable perspectives, that analyze the myriad interactions between governments, militaries, and societies. The series is global in scope, multidisciplinary in approach, and accessible in presentation, providing an intellectual home for the best and newest research on civil-military relations across a broad spectrum of case studies and comparative frameworks. The editorial approach is as inclusive as possible, with the common theme being a work’s special contribution to an informed understanding of civil-military relations.
William A. Taylor is the holder of the Lee Drain Endowed University Professorship, previous department chair, and award-winning professor of global security studies in the Kay Bailey Hutchison Center for Security Studies at Angelo State University in San Angelo, Texas. A graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy, he holds an MA degree in history from the University of Maryland, an MA degree in National Security Studies from Georgetown University, and MPhil and PhD degrees in history from George Washington University. Taylor is the author or editor of four books, including Military Service and American Democracy (University Press of Kansas) and Every Citizen a Soldier (Texas A&M University Press).
Send inquiries and proposals to william.taylor@angelo.edu.
Studies in Civil-Military Relations - Series
Creating the Modern Army
Citizen-Soldiers and the American Way of War, 1919–1939
William J. Woolley
March 2022
384 pages
The Media Offensive
How the Press and Public Opinion Shaped Allied Strategy during World War II
Alexander G. Lovelace
July 2022
400 pages
Stabilizing Fragile States
Why It Matters and What to Do about It
Rufus C. Phillips III
April 2022
348 pages
The United States Army and the Making of America
From Confederation to Empire, 1775-1903
Robert Wooster
April 2021
496 pages