Titlebook: Defence and Consensus; The Domestic Aspects Christoph Bertram Book 1983 The International Institute for Strategic Studies 1983 Defence.inte

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-07141-8Defence; international relations; politics; security

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Domestic Consensus, Security and the Western Alliance, has been developed is as important in an alliance of democratic societies as the doctrine’s ability to impress the enemy’. Democracy, in Freedman’s view, is crucial to defence ‘because in a real crisis public pressure will affect the implementation and success of any doctrine’.

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Public Opinion and the Defence Effort: Trends and Lessons,rs. Deriving from these themes were a wide range of attitudes regarding allies and adversaries, support for and opposition to specific policy initiatives, and the presumed foreign policy mandate which the public has (or has not) offered the Reagan Government. The themes, stated most broadly, are:

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