El desarrollo conceptual de la revolución en los asuntos militares
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https://doi.org/10.21830/19006586.54Palabras clave:
cambio militar, fuerzas armadas, revolución en los asuntos militares, revolución militar, revolución técnico-militar, transformaciónResumen
En este artículo se estudia la construcción del concepto Revolución en los Asuntos Militares, empleado para definir un cambio en el estilo de combatir motivado por la integración de nuevas tecnologías, tácticas o formas de organización militar. Esta idea centró los debates acerca la transformación de la guerra durante los años noventa. Su configuración teórica arranca con el análisis de sus antecedentes inmediatos —la Revolución Militar (un cambio que altera la relación entre el Estado, la sociedad y la guerra) y la Revolución Técnico-Militar (un cambio táctico provocado por la entrada en servicio de un nuevo sistema de armas)— y termina observando la consolidación de la Revolución en los Asuntos Militares.
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