Sortable Listing of Center Publications
Below is a sortable listing of all Palm Center Publications. Please click on a column header to sort by date, author , or publication title.
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Featured Publication
Why are politicians so reluctant to question the military? Why do the President, Congress and Courts so often defer to the military's preferences...
Palm Center Blog
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Indra Lusero |
| May 16, 2013 |
As the Director of the Transgender Military Initiative, I am thrilled to be commissioning 11 studies to enhance the quality of information available for evaluating transgender service in the United States military, and to address questions related to readiness, morale, welfare, personnel requirements and management.
Myths and Facts
Research on openly gay service is extensive, and includes over half a century of evidence gathered by independent researchers and the U.S. military itself, as well as the study of the experience of foreign militaries. The U.S. military’s own researchers have consistently found that openly gay service does not undermine cohesion, and the military has repeatedly sought to condemn or suppress these conclusions when they emerged. Yet no research has ever shown that open homosexuality impairs military readiness.