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Vojenské rozhledy / Czech Military Review Nr. 1/2020: 3-19

Americké vojenské doktríny nové generaceRecenzované - Přehledový

Jan Eichler

Článek je založený na teorii neorealismu a analyzuje vojenské doktríny USA zveřejněné v letech 2012 - 2018. Vysvětluje je jako důsledek závažných geostrategických změn po skončení studené války, zejména pak procesu rozšiřování NATO. Hodnotí je jako projev nárůstu vojenského sebevědomí USA, ale zároveň s tím varuje, že vedou ke zvyšování vojenského napětí na východní hranici Aliance.

Klíčová slova: Neorealismus; vojenské doktríny; priority; vojenské operace; vzdušně námořní boj.

American Military Doctrines of New Generation

The article is based on the neorealist theory and is aimed to the analysis of the military doctrines of the USA published between 2012 - 2018. It evaluates them as the consequence of important changes after the end of the Cold War, namely the process of the enlargement of NATO. The article explains the US doctrines as a manifestation of a reinforced military self - esteem of the USA and warns that these doctrines should lead to an increase of the military tension at the Eastern frontier of the enlarged NATO.

Keywords: Neorealism; Military doctrines; Priorities; Military operations; Air - Sea Battle.

Zveřejněno: 15. březen 2020  Zobrazit citaci

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