April 11, 2008
Citizen-Soldiers; Martial Arts; Stop-Loss
After five years of war in Iraq, concerns mount about strains on an all-volunteer military. Key to that force are the "citizen-soldiers" of the Army Reserves — the focus of a new book by Michael Musheno, a professor of criminal-justice studies at San Francisco State University, and Susan M. Ross, an associate professor of sociology at Lycoming College.
For Deployed: How Reservists Bear the Burden of Iraq
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