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A substantial number of US Army soldiers deployed to Haiti for Operation Uphold Democracy did not believe it was important that the US military be involved in the operation, did not believe that what the US military was doing was important and did not believe in the overall value of the operation. Halverson and Bliese investigated factors that were related to the wide variation in soldier reports of support for Operation Uphold Democracy.

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Psychology indexing term
Subject
Peacekeeping forces;
Attitudes;
Democracy;
Soldiers;
Military personnel;
Army;
Armed forces
Location
Haiti
Identifier / keyword
Surveillance; United States Army; Soldier; Military; Haiti; Democracy
Title
Determinants of soldier support for operation uphold democracy
Author
Halverson, Ronald R; Bliese, Paul D
Publication title
Armed Forces and Society; Chicago
Volume
23
Issue
1
Pages
81-96
Number of pages
16
Publication year
1996
Publication date
Fall 1996
Publisher
Transaction Inc.
Place of publication
Chicago
Country of publication
United States
Publication subject
Military, Sociology, Political Science
ISSN
0095327X
e-ISSN
15560848
CODEN
AFSOD2
Source type
Scholarly Journal
Language of publication
English
Document type
Feature
Accession number
03083457
ProQuest document ID
236550129
Document URL
https://www.proquest.com/scholarly-journals/determinants-soldier-support-operation-uphold/docview/236550129/se-2?accountid=208611
Copyright
Copyright Transaction Inc. Fall 1996
Last updated
2025-11-13
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