Civil-military relations and democracy
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Civil-military relations and democracy
（A journal of democracy book）
Johns Hopkins University Press, 1996
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"Chapters 1, 6, and 9 originally appeared in the October 1995 issue of the Journal of Democracy"--T.p. verso
Includes index
Description and Table of Contents
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: [hbk.] ISBN 9780801855351
Description
The end of the Cold War and the global advance of democracy have significantly altered both the external and internal security evironments of many of the world's militaries. Under these new conditions, how will civil-military relations affect efforts to consolidate democracies in developing and postcommunist countries? How should democratic governments go about establishing civilian control of the armed forces, limiting military intervention in politics and providing the military with new and appropriate missions? This volume brings together 10 authorities from around the world to examine these questions as they relate to Latin America, Asia, Africa, Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union.
Table of Contents
- Part 1 Civil-military relations in the new era: reforming civil-military relations, Samuel P. Huntington
- mission matters, Michael Desch
- post-Cold War military missions, Louis Goodman. Part 2 The developing world: armed forces in Latin America after the Cold War, Juan Rial
- Asian militaries in the post-Cold War era, Carolina Hernandez
- security and transition in South Africa, Jakkie Cilliers. Part 3 The postcommunist world: civil-military relations in Poland, Janusz Onyszkiewicz
- the Russian military and the postcommunist transformation process, Lila Shevtsova
- postcommunist wars, Charles Fairbanks
- epilogue, Joseph Nye.
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: pbk ISBN 9780801855368
Description
How will civil-military relations affect efforts to consolidate new democracies in developing and postcommunist countries? How should democratic governments go about establishing civilian control of the armed forces? This volume brings together ten distinguished authorities from around the world to examine these questions as they relate to Latin America, Asia, Africa, Eastern Europe, and the former Soviet Union.
Table of Contents
Contents and Contributors: Introduction, Larry Diamond and Marc Plattner I. Civil-Military Relations in the New Era Reforming Civil-Military Relations, Samuel P. Huntington Mission Matters, Michael Desch Post-Cold War Military Missions, Louis Goodman II. The Developing World Armed Forces in Latin America after the Cold War, Juan Rial Asian Militaries in the Post-Cold War Era, Carolina Hernandez Security and Transition in South Africa, Jakkie Cilliers III. The Postcommunist World Civil-Military Relations in Poland, Janusz Onyszkiewicz The Russian Military and the Postcommunist Transformation Process, Lila Shevtsova Postcommunist Wars, Charles Fairbanks Epilogue, Joseph Nye
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