Integration of Women into the Armed Forces: Is there a Gap between the Attitudes of Civilian Elites and Military Elites?
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Published:2007
Tibor Szvircsev Tresch, Demet Varoğlu, 2007. "Integration of Women into the Armed Forces: Is there a Gap between the Attitudes of Civilian Elites and Military Elites?", Cultural Differences between the Military and Parent Society in Democratic Countries, Guiseppe Caforio
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Since the end of the Cold War, women's integration in the armed forces has been an issue of increasing interest in Europe. The full integration of women into the armed forces is decided on at the divide between voluntary and compulsive service. There is no big civil–military gap in the approval given that military services were mandatory for women. If service is optional, however, there is a clear civil–military gap to be seen in most countries. The differences between the countries, however, must be taken into account as well. There is no standard European attitude concerning the integration of women into the armed forces.
