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European Security Communities and Armed Forces,ilitary interactions take shape and develop. As has also been evident, the relationships between armed forces on the one hand and societies and governments on the other, are subject to the influence of international actors ranging from formally constituted organisations such as NATO and the EU and t

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Conclusion: Patterns and Trends in Armed Forces and Society Relations,s that a comparative politics method can shed new light on a number of old issues, and illuminate a number of overlooked issues in contemporary debates about armed forces and societies in Europe. In part the diminution of ‘politics’, both as an issue in civil-military relations and as a disciplinary

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230599796form of military structures and organisation, and these pressures have been both augmented and confused by the World Trade Centre and Pentagon attacks of September 2001 which introduced what has been described as a new Postmodern age, dominated above all by the ‘war on terrorism’ (Heyman, 2001; Posen, 2001; Cronin, 2002).

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Herrnstein: Matching and Meliorationand eastern Europe: adaptation to market-based liberal democracies and the rapid movement towards qualitatively different relations between the armed forces and the society (Cottey, Edmunds and Forster, 2002a).

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