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The Role of the Military in Chinese Politics,ry force to promote specific goals and factional interests. Could the PLA, an institution that has played an important and central role in Chinese politics, again be asked to use force to ensure the resolution of a disagreement at the highest levels of the Party? Past Chinese leaders, Mao Zedong (at

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Rethinking the Second Wave: Democratization and Public Order in Occupied Japan,ong the major case studies of democratization is the post-World War II Japan, which Huntington placed into the second wave. In 1945, Japan under MacArthur managed to change from militaristic authoritarian regime into a peace-loving country cherishing individual freedoms and democratic ideals. This c

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The Role of the Military and Police in the Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands,eved, how the mission was constituted, and how it compares with other contemporary so-called state-building missions in places like Kosovo, Bosnia, Iraq, Sierra Leone, and East Timor. In other settings, intervention missions rebuilt security forces from scratch. In Solomon Islands, which had no dome

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Soldiers, Rebels, and Overlords,rces and insurgent groups in conflict-stricken communities in the southern Philippines. It focuses on the major initiatives of the Philippine military to contribute in the attainment of peace that apparently eludes Mindanao for more than four decades. This chapter tackles the relationship of the mil

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Terminating Terrorism with Negotiations: A Divided Path Toward Progress,accompanied by an increase in violence, as it signals that violence will encourage the state to make concessions. While this understanding appears to generally hold true, it does not properly isolate the driving mechanism for the elevated level of violence. This research analyses the source and moti

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Can the Military Be Entrusted with the Role of Police?,f fighting wars and protecting national sovereignty and territory, the military is now engaged in fighting for peace. As such, the military can no longer use their power for destruction, repression, or dominance. They need to use their power to build democracy and uphold human rights. They need to p

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Guilty by Association: The Issue of Gender Violence and the Targeted Killing of Men of Fighting Ager, in this chapter, I intend to demonstrate how at least within times of conflict this term can also be used to identify types of violence committed against men. I will use the case study of the Bougainville civil war to demonstrate how in certain types of conflicts, combatants’ inability or unwilli

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