| Description |
192 pages ; 23 cm |
| Contents |
Introduction: the armed forces as a political problem, by M. Howard.--Great Britain: the Crimean War to the First World War, by R. Blake.--France: the French Army and politics, by G. Chapman.--Germany: from Scharnhorst to Schleicher, the Prussian Officer Corps in politics, 1806-1933, by F.L. Carsten.--Russia: army and autocracy, by G.H.N. Seton-Watson.--Japan: the military domination of Japanese policy, 1931-1945, by F.C. Jones.--Spain: rule by generals, by A.R.M. Carr.--Latin America: the caudilio tradition, by R.A. Humphreys.--The United States: civilian and military power, by D.W. Brogan |
| Notes |
Includes index |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references |
| Subject |
Armed Forces -- Political activity.
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Civil supremacy over the military.
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Civil-military relations -- Case studies.
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Militarism.
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Sociology, Military.
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World politics.
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| Author |
Howard, Michael, 1922-
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| LC no. |
a 58002310 |
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