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Civil-Military Relations in the Modern Middle East explores the political and economic interactions between civilians and the armed forces in the post-World War II Middle East, emphasizing four themes: military and society, the role of the military in political transitions, the military's part in national economies, and the relations between soldiers and civilians in wartime. Covering the greater Middle East—including the Arab States, Israel, Turkey, and Iran—the book establishes how militaries in many Middle Eastern countries influence the national political and economic systems and how, in turn, politics influences the national militaries.
Contents
Acknowledgments
Notes on Transliteration
1 Introduction
2 The Military and Society in the Middle East
3 The Civil-Military Relations of Middle East Political Transitions
4 The Political Economy of Middle East Civil-Military Relations
5 Middle East Civil-Military Relations: The Military Dimensions
6 Conclusions and Projections
Notes
Selected Bibliography
Index
About the Author