civil-military relationships
Current Military Academy Service Obligation: Good for Civil-Military Relations
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Deriving a Solution to Venezuela: Civil-Military Relations Can Help
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Civ-Mil Relations: 6 Lessons from a Tweet
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Book Review: Civil-Military Relations and Shared Responsibility
A valuable and deeply researched source that provides a rarely-so-comprehensive comparative analysis of civil-military relations across four distinct nations; Canada, Russia, Germany, and the U.S.
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To Thine Own Military Be True: A Five-Year Model for the New Iraqi Army
A model for the Iraqi military that seeks to minimize the threats of sectarianism, insurgency, and rampant unemployment over the next five years through mandatory conscription—a strategy designed to forge a national consensus.
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The Remilitarisation of Latin American Streets
From the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI)
The military was once a central pillar of authoritarian dictatorships
in Latin America. Now, democratic governments are relying on them to
restore law and order, bypassing failing police forces. This is a
high-risk strategy, policymakers need to ensure that civilian control
of militaries remain paramount.
Read more at: http://www.rusi.org/analysis/