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Right wing military government

By:

PINKNEY Robert

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London: Pinter, 1990Description: 179pISBN:

0861879724 (pbk.)

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Summary: Assessment of military government based on numerous examples. Asks why these are usually right wing, how soldiers develop right wing political beliefs, and how the military becomes a political force. Concludes by analysing the process of return of control to civilian powers and the problems and instabilities which the latter experience.

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Assessment of military government based on numerous examples. Asks why these are usually right wing, how soldiers develop right wing political beliefs, and how the military becomes a political force. Concludes by analysing the process of return of control to civilian powers and the problems and instabilities which the latter experience.

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