The politics of military occupation / [electronic resource]
Stirk, Peter M. R.,1954-author.
Stirk argues that military occupation should be regarded as a political phenomenon - a distinct form of government at the heart of which is the nature of obligation on the part of both the occupier and the occupied.  He aims to promote a change in the understanding of occupation  thereby avoiding the perpetuation of recent failures in this area.
Includes bibliography (p. 232-246) and index.
Title from publisher's bibliographic system (viewed on 02 Oct 2015).
Introduction -- The evolving practice and meaning of military occupation -- Defining occupation -- Forms of military government -- The role of civilian governors in military occupation -- Occupation and obligation -- Sovereignty and occupation --- Justice under occupation -- Occupation and regime transformation -- Conclusion.
Stirk argues that military occupation should be regarded as a political phenomenon - a distinct form of government at the heart of which is the nature of obligation on the part of both the occupier and the occupied.  He aims to promote a change in the understanding of occupation  thereby avoiding the perpetuation of recent failures in this area.
Military occupation
Military government