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First published in 1988, Military Disengagement from Politics explores the reasons and conditions for military withdrawal from politics. It gives an in-depth analysis of specific grounds and circumstances of a representative list of countries whose military intervened, ruled, and eventually withdrew allowing for either full-scale civilian rule, or a more circumscribed set up in which the armed forces retain varying degrees of control in the governing process.
The book provides a comparative and cross-cultural examination of eight countries covering a wide region of the world. It offers a carefully chosen array of case studies representing Asia, Africa, Europe, the Middle East, and Central and South America. This volume is a must read for students and researchers of political science.
Contents
1. Military Withdrawal from Politics 2. Military Disengagement from Politics: The Sudan 3. Bolivia: Disengagement and Democratisation 4. Nigeria: The Uncertainty of a Long-Term Legitimation of Political Leadership 5. Limited Disengagement of the Military from Thai Politics 6. Guatemala: The Politics of Military Withdrawal in a Polarised Society 7. Military Disengagement from Politics: El Salvador 8. Egypt: Thirty-Five Years of Praetorian Politics 9. Democratisation of Golpe: The Experience of Modern Portugal 10. Civil-Military Relations and Military Disengagement
