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Frontmatter
CONTENTS
Introduction. The Military and the Market
1. The Politics of US Military Privatizations, 1945-2000
2. The World's Biggest Landlord: How the Cold War Military Built Its Arsenal of Houses
3. Updating the Military Industrial Complex: The Evolution of the National Security Contracting Complex from the Cold War to the Forever War
4. "Make Up a Box to Send Me": Consumer Culture and Camp Life in the American Civil War
5. A Girl in Every Port? The US Military and Prostitution in the Twentieth Century
6. Building the Bases of Empire: The US Army Corps of Engineers and Military Construction During the Early Cold War
7. Militarized Circuits: Kang Ki Dong, the US Military, and the Rise of Global High Tech
8. "Don't Discuss Jobs Outside This Room": Reconsidering Military Keynesianism in the 1970s
9. Mediating the Economic Impacts of Service: Race and Veterans' Welfare after the War in Vietnam
Conclusion
Notes
Contributors
Index
Acknowledgments
CONTENTS
Introduction. The Military and the Market
1. The Politics of US Military Privatizations, 1945-2000
2. The World's Biggest Landlord: How the Cold War Military Built Its Arsenal of Houses
3. Updating the Military Industrial Complex: The Evolution of the National Security Contracting Complex from the Cold War to the Forever War
4. "Make Up a Box to Send Me": Consumer Culture and Camp Life in the American Civil War
5. A Girl in Every Port? The US Military and Prostitution in the Twentieth Century
6. Building the Bases of Empire: The US Army Corps of Engineers and Military Construction During the Early Cold War
7. Militarized Circuits: Kang Ki Dong, the US Military, and the Rise of Global High Tech
8. "Don't Discuss Jobs Outside This Room": Reconsidering Military Keynesianism in the 1970s
9. Mediating the Economic Impacts of Service: Race and Veterans' Welfare after the War in Vietnam
Conclusion
Notes
Contributors
Index
Acknowledgments