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1st Edition

Military Disengagement from Politics

Edited By Constantine P. Danopoulos Copyright 1988
308 Pages
by Routledge

308 Pages
by Routledge

308 Pages
by Routledge
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First published in 1988, Military Disengagement from Politics explores the reasons and conditions for military withdrawal from politics. It gives an in-depth analysis of specific grounds and circumstances of a representative list of countries whose military intervened, ruled, and eventually withdrew allowing for either full-scale civilian rule, or a more circumscribed set up in which the armed... Read more

1. Military Withdrawal from Politics
Roger Hamburg

2. Military Disengagement from Politics: The Sudan
Ann Mosely Lesch

3. Bolivia: Disengagement and Democratisation
Eduardo A. Gamarra

4. Nigeria: The Uncertainty of a Long-Term Legitimation of Political Leadership
Frederic Belle Torimiro

5. Limited Disengagement of the Military from Thai Politics
M. Ladd Thomas

6. Guatemala: The Politics of Military Withdrawal in a Polarised Society
Frank Mazzella

7. Military Disengagement from Politics: El Salvador
Larry L. Pippin

8. Egypt: Thirty-Five Years of Praetorian Politics
Kirk J. Beattie

9. Democratisation of Golpe: The Experience of Modern Portugal
Constantine P. Danopoulos

10. Civil-Military Relations and Military Disengagement
Yorgos A. Kourvetaris

Biography

Constantine P. Danopoulos teaches Political Science at San José State University, USA.

Review of the first publication:

‘This book makes a welcome attempt to fill a long-neglected gap…’

— E. Moxon-Browne, Queen’s University, Belfast

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