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a concordance theory of civil-military relations
Explains how concordance theory can provide a model for predicting domestic intervention. Using five case studies - India, Pakistan, Israel, Argentina, and Post-Revolutionary America - this book challenges traditional views on the role of the military in society, and offers examples for the continual application of concordance theory
1. Introduction -- 2. Domestic military intervention and civil-military relations -- 3. Concordance theory -- 4. Post-revolutionary United States (1790-1800) -- 5. Concordance in India and discordance in Pakistan -- 6. Argentina's Peron period (1946-55) -- 7. Israel : concordance in the "uncivil" state --8. Concordance and culture : from the military-industrial complex to corporate philanthropy -- 9. Conclusion.
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Includes bibliographical references and index