Titlebook: Armed Forces and Society in Europe; Anthony Forster Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2006 Civil-Mi

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Introduction: Armed Forces and Society in Europe,and eastern Europe: adaptation to market-based liberal democracies and the rapid movement towards qualitatively different relations between the armed forces and the society (Cottey, Edmunds and Forster, 2002a).

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International Peacekeeping and European Armed Forces, 2003: 75). Since 1999 there have been 10 UN military missions (see Table 7.1), with the UN deploying 49,000 troops and civilians under its authority in mid-2004, ‘…a figure only briefly exceeded in the early 1990s’ (IISS, 2004: 13).

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Armed Forces and Societies: Changing Roles and Legitimacy,elationships between societies and their armed forces, and specifically the issue of how the roles of the armed forces enhance or hamper their linkage to and legitimacy within societies across Europe.

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European Security Communities and Armed Forces,nn, 2003; Terriff, 2004a, b). This chapter considers the impact of such international actors more fully, by focusing on how security communities impact on two key areas of civil—military relations: cooperation between states on defence issues, and the structure and reform of armed forces within states.

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