Military History

Parameters Winter 2020–21 (Vol. 50, No. 4)
Table of Contents

Available online at: https://press.armywarcollege.edu/parameters/vol50/iss4/1/

From the Editor in Chief

Features

In Focus
"Challenging Prevailing Models of US Army Suicide"
Authors: Dr. Tim Hoyt and Dr. Pamela Holtz

Project

Historian Kenneth W. Noe explores how the American Civil War's unusual weather affected both the battlefield and the home front. Traditional histories describe the conflict as a war between North and South. Dr. Noel suggests it should instead be understood as a war between the North, the South, and the weather.

We are heading a special issue entitled "Landscape Planning, Sustainability and Diversity in Human-Nature interactions" on the Journal Diversity. Find more information down (deadline November 5 2021)

Guest Editors:

Prof. Dr. Raúl Romero Calcerrada

Prof. Dr. Javier Cabello

Dr. Manuel Pacheco-Romero

Dr. Koldo Trapaga Monchet

Message from the Guest Editors

We would like to invite you to contribute a chapter in an edited book focused on new realities following the second Karabakh War between Azerbaijan and Armenia, which resulted with Azerbaijan’s military victory.

Please join us for the next meeting of the Modern Japan History Workshop on Friday, February 5th at 6 pm JST.  Our presenter this month will be Tom French (Ritsumeikan University), who will present his work on British troops in Japan (details below).

This month’s session will be held online through ZOOM, and can be accessed using the following sign-in information:

Meeting link: https://zoom.us/j/92585886761

Call for Submissions
Defend, Protect, Serve: The Irish Defence Forces and Contemporary and Future Threats – an Edited Collection
Supported by Palgrave MacMillan

Call for Presentations

CASCA virtual conference 12-15 May 2021

If death and injury are central to warfare, so are the tools that cause bodily harm.