The military's corporate interests : the main reason for intervention in Indonesia and the Philippines?/ Terence Lee
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Armed Forces & Society Vol 34 No 3, April 2008, pp.491-502 (3)Summary: Analysis of paper by Mark Besson which suggests that studying corporate interests is too narrow a focus to be a useful predictor of military intervention in either country.
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Analysis of paper by Mark Besson which suggests that studying corporate interests is too narrow a focus to be a useful predictor of military intervention in either country.
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