total war: mexico and europe, 1914

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Abstract
This paper provides an analysis of the Mexican Revolution in its understudied military dimension , offering a comparison with the war in Europe . It proposes that both wars were "total" , so it is wrong to see the Revolution as a "party of bullets " little deadlier . Addresses five issues : 1 ) the concept of ' total war ' (which includes massive recruitment and industrial warfare ) ; 2) an analysis of the Revolution in these terms (recruitment, low , demographic and economic cost); 3) the transition from ‘asymmetric’ war to conventional war, c.1914 ; 4) the nature of the war (in terms of tactics , moral and arms ) ; and 5) the consequences : militarization, the legacy of violence and the role of veterans in politics.
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Authors ;Alan Knight
Journal vision research
Year 2015
DOI
10.24201/hm.v64i4.3118
URL
http://historiamexicana.colmex.mx/index.php/RHM/article/view/3118
Keywords
mexico europa spanish america

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