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Civil-Military Relations

1984
The professed principle governing civil-military relations in the People’s Republic of China has always been that ‘ the Party commands the gun’, but the reality of these relations has been much more varied and complex. Although the basic framework of civil control of the military has been maintained throughout the history of the regime, its ...
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Civil-Military Relations

1993
The instability of the Haitian political and governmental system is often blamed on the army, which has been seen as a destabilizing force throughout the history of the nation. This general opinion has been held by both the Haitian populace and foreign analysts.
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Civil-Military Relations.

Military Affairs, 1955
George J. Stansfield, Oscar Handlin
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Civil-Military Relations

Foreign Affairs, 1977
Andrew J. Pierre   +2 more
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A Civil-Military Crisis? Tocqueville's Theory of Civil-Military Relations

1998
Abstract : Recent years have seen a flood of scholarly and popular debate over the declining state of civil-military relations in the United States. Much of this debate suggests deterioration of those relations is in some way related to contemporary geopolitical developments, particularly the end of the Cold War; consequently, most proposals to address
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Civil-Military Relations in Taiwan

2018
This study uses the postmodern military model to measure how public perception of the military is influenced by self-identification in Taiwan. It unveils the schism that exists between military and society, contributing to low morale and a lack of esprit de corps that puts the island’s forces at risk from an increasingly confident China.
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The effect of military (un)professionalism on civil-military relations and security in Nigeria

African Security Review, 2022
Sallek Yaks Musa, Lindy Heinecken
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American Civil-Military Relations

2016
The basic question underlying this book is: How have military personnel been treated when it comes to permitting them to vote, especially if they were in the field or otherwise deployed away from their home precincts? Related to that is the question of the relationship between Americans and their armed forces. The unevenness of that relationship speaks
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