Titlebook: Democratic Control of the Military in Postcommunist Europe; Guarding the Guards Andrew Cottey,Timothy Edmunds,Anthony Forster Book 2002 Pal

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The Evolution of Civil-Military Relations in Russiaon after 1991. Efforts to establish and consolidate civilian, political control over Russia’s armed forces have passed through a number of distinct stages since 1991, with different branches of government playing the central role in civil-military relations at different points. From 1991 to 1993, th

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The Development of Civil-Military Relations in Post-Soviet Ukrainehat they developed from elements of the former Soviet military. The dissolution of the Soviet Union left a sizeable proportion of the Soviet armed forces — over 700000 men — on Ukrainian territory.. After independence, the new government in Kyiv nationalized these, transforming them into the Ukraini

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Mehrdimensionale Ans?tze von Wohlfahrt Union (EU) and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). The extent to and ways in which armed forces maintained influence over foreign and defence policy decisions and were intertwined with conceptions of national identity might also have major implications for relations with neighbouring sta

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Wohlfahrtskorporatismus unter Druckontrol of the military exists both in principle and in practice, even if why it works can appear mysterious to outside observers. This uneasy perspective is largely due to the interplay of three major contributing factors: the historical legacy of military involvement in politics; the weakness of po

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