Civil-military relations in Latin America
Subtitle: new analytical perspectives
By: edited by David Pion-Berlin
Contributors: Pion-Berlin, David
Publisher: University of North Carolina Press; Scholarly Book Services Inc
Published: 2001
Place of publication: Chapel Hill
Language: eng
Number of pages: 303
Subjects: Civil-military relations -- Latin America -- Case studies; Democratization -- Latin America -- Case studies
Genres: Case studies
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. [275]-290) and index
Table of contents: title: Reason, culture, or structure?: Assessing civil-military dynamics in Brazil / Wendy Hunter; title: Military attitudes toward democracy in Latin America: how do we know if anything has changed? / J. Samuel Fitch; title: Latin America: objective and subjective control revisited / Ernesto López; title: The organizational dymanics of militaries and military movements: paths to power in Venezuela / Deborah L. Norden; title: Civil-military circumvention: how Argentine state institutions compensate for a weakened chain of command / David Pion-Berlin; title: Crafting civilian control in Argentian and Venezuela / Harold A. Trinkunas; title: Institutions, transitions, and bargaining: civilians in the military in shaping post-authoritarian regimes / Felipe Agüero; title: Latin American economic integration and democratic control of the military: is there a symbiotic relationship? / David R. Mares; title: Historical foundations of civil-military relations in Spanish America / Brian Loveman