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War Films, Combat Simulators and the Absent Virtual Soldier,he technology, the chapter explores these films’ critiques of how popular combat simulators function within a culture of Total War, while also raising concerns around the virtualizing of the modern military War Machine as both dehumanizing and overcorporatized applications of military brainwashing.

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The Civilian Soldiers of Cyberwarfare,ternet-enabled State War Machine that is shifted toward an increasingly globalized enemy (terrorists, other hackers, etc.): information and data, and the protection/privatization thereof, are just as important to military infrastructure and effectiveness as soldier-to-soldier combat. The civilian pr

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Aaron Tuckerour government had swept into power in 1945. The War-time government had already assumed full control of the industry in 1942, and the Reid Committee, reporting in 1945, drew attention to serious weaknesses resulting from decades of poor management and underinvestment. The Committee called for drast

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Aaron Tuckerntly, however, I do not find significant impacts of DRI on firms’ profitability..These findings suggest that managers tend to over-act. By over-acting I mean that managers pursue too many new product activities that only seemingly amount to new product opportunities. Importantly, such over-acting di

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