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Should the military be a nation's moral compass?

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COUPS

In: Asian Defence and Diplomacy Vol 13 No 10, October 2006, pp.18-24 (130)Summary: Editorial commentary on the role of the military in various recent coups with summaries of coups in Philippines, Thailand, Taiwan, South Korea, Pakistan, Indonesia and Fiji.

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Editorial commentary on the role of the military in various recent coups with summaries of coups in Philippines, Thailand, Taiwan, South Korea, Pakistan, Indonesia and Fiji.

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