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Integration vs. Autonomy: Civil-military Relations on the Kola Peninsula book cover

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Integration vs. Autonomy Civil-military Relations on the Kola Peninsula

By Geir Hønneland, Anne-Kristin Jørgensen Copyright 1999
213 Pages
by Routledge

213 Pages
by Routledge

213 Pages
by Routledge
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Published in 1999. On the basis of leading theoretical work on civil-military relations, the authors elaborate their own model, emphasising the continuum between military autonomy (which has traditionally characterised the military sector in Russia) and integration with civil society (which one might expect would be the result of the political changes having taken place in Russia over the past... Read more

Part 1: Introduction  1. Introduction  2. Integration vs. Autonomy – A Background to Civil-Military Relations in Russia  Part 2: Civil-Military Relations in the Russian Federation  3. The Emergence of a New Russian Federation  4. The Armed Forces and the Process of Reform  5. The Military, Politics and Society in the Russian Federation  6. The Military-Industrial Complex: Attempts at Conversation  7. The Closed Cities of the Russian Federation  Part 3: Civil-Military Relations on the Kola Peninsula  8. The Kola Peninsula – An Introduction  9. The Northern Fleet  10. The Naval Shipyards: Surviving Without Cash  11. The Closed Towns on the Kola Peninsula  12. The Military, Politics and Society on the Kola Peninsula  13. Conclusions.

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Geir Hønneland, Anne-Kristin Jørgensen

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