Civil-military relations: building democracy and regional security in Latin America, Southern Asia, and Central Europe

Abstract

* Civil-Military Relations, Democracy, and the Regional Neighborhood David R. Mares. Conceptions Of Civil-Military Relations And Democracy * Concordance Theory: The Cases of India and Pakistan Rebecca L. Schiff. * Civil-Military Relations in Indonesia: The Case of ABRIs Dual Function J. Soedjati. * Civil-Military Relations in Venezuela Gisela Gmez Sucre and Mara Dolores Cornett. Civilian-Dominated Relationships * From Confrontation to Cooperation: Democratic Governance and Argentine Foreign Relations David Pion-Berlin. * Civil-Military Relations in the Czech and Slovak Republics Thomas S. Szayna. * The Restructuring of Civil-Military Relations in Poland Since 1989 Mark Kramer. Civil-Military Partnerships * Civil-Military Relations in Chiles Geopolitical Transition Francisco Rojas and Claudio Fuentes. * Changing Patterns of Civil-Military Relations and Thailands Regional Outlook Surachart Bamrungsuk. * The Interplay of Internal War and Democratization in Guatemala Since 1982 Caesar D. Sereseres. * Democratization and International Integration: The Role of the Armed Forces in Brazils Grand Strategy Thomaz Guedes da Costa. * Conclusion: Civil-Military Relations, Democracy, and Regional Relations in Comparative Perspective D. R. Mares.