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Military Power and Capitalist Globalization,tic security threats to state authority should worsen the ability of civilian authorities to establish political control over the armed forces and reduce military prerogatives. Yet different Colombian governments have faced multiple guerrilla armies and drug cartels since the early 1980s and proceed

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The Erosion of Military Prerogatives: The Cases of Peru and Colombia,naging the size of defense budgets, influencing military promotions, and playing a greater role in directing security policy. Civilian appointees have headed defense ministries and intelligence services, and prerogatives over military training and budgets have been eroded by civilian authorities. Th

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Conclusion,ublic policymaking, but has contributed to conditions that have not only prevented military political intervention but also the . of military prerogatives. The two countries facing the gravest internal security threats since 1990 (even since 1980) have been Colombia and Peru, yet these two countries

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-5465-6tic security threats to state authority should worsen the ability of civilian authorities to establish political control over the armed forces and reduce military prerogatives. Yet different Colombian governments have faced multiple guerrilla armies and drug cartels since the early 1980s and proceed

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Peter Allhoff,Ulrich Laaser,Joachim Heinrichnaging the size of defense budgets, influencing military promotions, and playing a greater role in directing security policy. Civilian appointees have headed defense ministries and intelligence services, and prerogatives over military training and budgets have been eroded by civilian authorities. Th

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