Arms And Politics In The Dominican Republic

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Air Force
Air Force Brigadier General
Air Force Chief
armed forces influence on governance
Armed Forces Organization
Army Training Command
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Balaguer's Administration
Balaguer’s Administration
Brigadier General
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civil military relations
Command Responsive
DE Los
democratization processes
Dominican armed forces
Dominican civil-military relations
Dominican politics
Dominican Social Processes
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High Military Positions
Inauguration Day
Juan Bosch
Latin American Armed Forces
Latin American politics
Military Expenditures
military intervention analysis
military-political events
Nation Address
Nation Building
Nation Building Missions
OAS Team
PRD
presidential power dynamics
Secretary Of State
security sector governance
Trujillo's Death
Trujillo’s Death

Product details

  • ISBN 9780367018658
  • Weight: 490g
  • Dimensions: 152 x 229mm
  • Publication Date: 07 Jun 2019
  • Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Hardback
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This chronicle and interpretation of recent military and political events in the Dominican Republic analyzes the political behavior of the countryfs armed forces and scrutinizes policies put in action since the nation’s civil war and the subsequent U.S. intervention of 1965. Dr. Atkins covers the course of Joaquin Balaguer’s lengthy presidency, the remarkable events surrounding the 1978 election of President Antonio Guzman, and the first months of Guzman’s administration, with particular attention being given to the role of the armed forces in political processes. In describing the Dominican experience with arms and politics, Dr. Atkins notes that it is a case of noninstitutionalized civil-military relations revolving around the president, his key associates, and the officers of the military.

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