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The military intervenes: case studies in political development

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BIENEN Henry (ed.)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York: Russell Sage Foundation, 1968Description: 175pISBN:

(hbk.)

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Summary: Case study of several examples of military intervention in national government during the cold war era. Concludes that although military institutions have an educated elite and experience of advanced technologies, these do not equip them to provide modernisation and stability.

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Case study of several examples of military intervention in national government during the cold war era. Concludes that although military institutions have an educated elite and experience of advanced technologies, these do not equip them to provide modernisation and stability.

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