Titlebook: Democratic Control of the Military in Postcommunist Europe; Guarding the Guards Andrew Cottey,Timothy Edmunds,Anthony Forster Book 2002 Pal

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Democratic Control of Armed Forces in Postcommunist Poland: the Interplay of History, Political Sociontrol of the military exists both in principle and in practice, even if why it works can appear mysterious to outside observers. This uneasy perspective is largely due to the interplay of three major contributing factors: the historical legacy of military involvement in politics; the weakness of po

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Democratic Control of Armed Forces in the Czech Republic: a Journey from Social Isolationplicated. This ‘democratic agenda’ involves addressing wider issues raised by general trends towards the professionalization of armed forces, changes in missions and force structures, and changing values in society at large..

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‘Like Drunken Geese in the Fog’: Developing Democratic Control of Armed Forces in Croatiaom the HDZ in 1993 in protest at its policy towards Bosnia and Hercegovina, and in particular at its support of the secessionist Bosnian Croats, was elected as President. This new government is attempting to bring Croatia up to western standards of democracy and respect for human rights, and in May

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