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2. Determinants of the Death Hierarchy
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- List of Figures and Tables vii
- List of Acronyms ix
- Acknowledgments xi
- 1. Introduction: What Determines the Value of Life, and How Has It Been Studied? 1
- 2. Determinants of the Death Hierarchy 11
- 3. How to Identify Variations in Risk Transfer 44
- 4. Risking One’s Own Soldiers in Jenin and Basra 52
- 5. Passive Force Protection in Iraq and Gaza 91
- 6. Strategic Transfer of Risk in the Kosovo War 121
- 7. Tactical Transfer of Risk in Fallujah and Gaza 154
- 8. Re-Risking One’s Own Soldiers in the Surge in Iraq and Afghanistan 190
- 9. Conclusion 225
- Notes 241
- References 247
- Index 287
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- List of Figures and Tables vii
- List of Acronyms ix
- Acknowledgments xi
- 1. Introduction: What Determines the Value of Life, and How Has It Been Studied? 1
- 2. Determinants of the Death Hierarchy 11
- 3. How to Identify Variations in Risk Transfer 44
- 4. Risking One’s Own Soldiers in Jenin and Basra 52
- 5. Passive Force Protection in Iraq and Gaza 91
- 6. Strategic Transfer of Risk in the Kosovo War 121
- 7. Tactical Transfer of Risk in Fallujah and Gaza 154
- 8. Re-Risking One’s Own Soldiers in the Surge in Iraq and Afghanistan 190
- 9. Conclusion 225
- Notes 241
- References 247
- Index 287
