John W Jandora
Biographic Data
| ID | 4187661 |
|---|---|
| NAME | John W Jandora |
| GIVEN NAMES | John W |
| FAMILY NAME | Jandora |
| SIGNATURE | JANDORA J W |
| AFFILIATIONS | Defence Critical Language and Culture Program of the Mansfiled Center, University of Montanna.. |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1984 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Qur'ānic c Īsā
Archers of Islam
The extant record of the Islamic conquests of Arabia and the Fertile Crescent (mid-seventh century AD) are composite accounts that portray an inconsistent, if plausible, picture of events. Images of meagre resources and stronger foes contrast with images of cavalry actions and ‘free-wheeling’ methods of battlefield engagement. The challenges with the main sources are that they are anachronistic and their authors write salvation history, not milit…
Military Cultural Awareness
In the mid-1990s, Marine General Anthony Zinni began making the case for the necessity of military cultural awareness as a force multiplier. General Zinni was then reacting to the challenge of resolving tribal conflict in Somalia and considering the potential eruption of other such conflicts. Since that time U.S. forces have had to react to the subversive activity of Albanian clans (the European version of tribes) in Kosovo and Macedonia, the lar…
War and Culture
The strategic thinking that inevitably followed the end of the Cold War's bipolar rivalry has spawned some interesting theories about war in the twenty-first century. However, these do not adequately address the factor of culture, which probably offers the best insights on emerging regional and intrastate conflicts. We should not assume that the rationale for war or the means of war-making are one and the same for Hutus, Arabs, Russians, Chechens…
Militarism in Arab Society
Threat Parameters for Operations Other Than War
The Rise of Mecca
Developments in Islamic Warfare
AL‐BustĀN?'S DĀ Irat AL‐Ma' ĀRIF
Butrus Al‐bustān?, Arab Consciousness, and Arabic Revival
Butrus Al‐bustān?, Arab Consciousness, and Arabic Revival
War and Culture
The strategic thinking that inevitably followed the end of the Cold War's bipolar rivalry has spawned some interesting theories about war in the twenty-first century. However, these do not adequately address the factor of culture, which probably offers the best insights on emerging regional and intrastate conflicts. We should not assume that the rationale for war or the means of war-making are one and the same for Hutus, Arabs, Russians, Chechens…
The Rise of Mecca
Butrus Al‐bustān?, Arab Consciousness, and Arabic Revival
Developments in Islamic Warfare
AL‐BustĀN?'S DĀ Irat AL‐Ma' ĀRIF
Threat Parameters for Operations Other Than War
The Rise of Mecca
Militarism in Arab Society
War and Culture
The strategic thinking that inevitably followed the end of the Cold War's bipolar rivalry has spawned some interesting theories about war in the twenty-first century. However, these do not adequately address the factor of culture, which probably offers the best insights on emerging regional and intrastate conflicts. We should not assume that the rationale for war or the means of war-making are one and the same for Hutus, Arabs, Russians, Chechens…
Military Cultural Awareness
In the mid-1990s, Marine General Anthony Zinni began making the case for the necessity of military cultural awareness as a force multiplier. General Zinni was then reacting to the challenge of resolving tribal conflict in Somalia and considering the potential eruption of other such conflicts. Since that time U.S. forces have had to react to the subversive activity of Albanian clans (the European version of tribes) in Kosovo and Macedonia, the lar…
Archers of Islam
The extant record of the Islamic conquests of Arabia and the Fertile Crescent (mid-seventh century AD) are composite accounts that portray an inconsistent, if plausible, picture of events. Images of meagre resources and stronger foes contrast with images of cavalry actions and ‘free-wheeling’ methods of battlefield engagement. The challenges with the main sources are that they are anachronistic and their authors write salvation history, not milit…
Qur'ānic c Īsā
Political science (8 works) · History (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · History (5 works) · Islamic Studies and History (5 works) · Archaeology and Historical Studies (4 works) · Citation (4 works) · Historical and Linguistic Studies (4 works) · Classics (3 works)