Studies on modern Greek society and politics
By: by George A. Kourvetaris.
Series: East European monographs ;; no. 534
Publisher: East European Monographs; Distributed by Columbia University Press
Published: 1999
Place of publication: Boulder, Colo; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 424
Subjects: Civil-military relations -- Greece -- History.; Greece -- Politics and government -- 1821-; Greece -- Social conditions.; Greece -- Ethnic relations.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Prologue; title: 1. Introduction; title: 2. The social structure and the armed forces of Greece in the nineteenth century, with special emphasis on the Greek Revolution of 1821; title: 3. Civil-military relations in Greece: 1909-1974; title: 4. Public opinion and civil-military relations in Greece since 1974; title: 5. Professional self-images and political perspectives in the Greek military; title: 6. The 1967 military coup and the role of the military in Greek politics; title: 7. Greek service academies: patterns of recruitment and organizational change; title: 8. Political elites and party organization in Greece: an entrepreneurial model; title: 9. Electoral voting preferences and political orientations of Athenians in Greece: a three-perspective model; title: 10. Political clientelism in Athens, Greece: a three paradigm approach; title: 11. An interface of political attitudes and socio-political issues of new democracy politicians in the 1981 Greek Parliament; title: 12. Public perceptions of the influence of dominant groups on politics in Athens, Greece; title: 13. Greek attitudes toward political and economic integration into the EUropean Union; title: 14. Greek and Turkish interethnic conflict and polarization in Cyprus; title: 15. Political elites, electoral politics, and democratization of post-dictatorial regimes in Greece, Spain, and Portugal; title: 16. Greece and international relations.