Social Science Goes to War

1 Introduction - Unveiling the Human Terrain System / Montgomery McFate & Janice H. Laurence 1. - 2 Mind the Gap: Bridging the Military/Academic Divide / Montgomery McFate 45. - 3 An Anthropologist at War in Afghanistan / Ted Callahan 91. - 4 What Do You Bring to the Fight? A Year in Iraq as an Embedded Social Scientist / Katherine Blue Carroll 119. - 5 Playing Spades in Al Anbar: A Female Social Scientist among Marines and Special Forces / Jennifer A. Clark 141. - 6 The Four Pillars of Integration: How to Make Social Science Work in a War Zone / Kathleen Reedy 167. - 7 Realizing the Promise of Applied Social Science for Military Operations / James Dorough-Lewis, Jr. 187. - 8 Allied Civilian Enablers and the Helmand Surge / Leslie Adrienne Payne 213. - 9 Assessing the Human Terrain Teams: No White Hats or Black Hats Please / Carolyn Fluehr-Lobhan & George R. Lucas, Jr. 237. - 10 Tangi Valley and the Limitations of Applied Anthropology in Afghanistan / Brian G. Brereton 265. - 11 The Human Terrain System: Some Lessons Learned and the Way Forward / Janice H. Laurence 291

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