| Description |
xxiii, 175 p. 24 cm. |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references. |
| Contents |
Preface, by M. Janowitz.--Introduction, by H. Bienen.--The initial involvement; Sub-Saharan Africa: The military in Ethiopian politics, capabilities and constraints, by D. N. Levine. Public order and the military in Africa; mutinies in Kenya, Uganda, and Tanganyika, by H. Bienen. Military intervention in the new states of tropical Africa, elements of comparative analysis, by A. R. Zolberg.--After the seizure of power; the struggle for stability; Political dominance and political failure, the role of the military in the Republic of Korea, by J. S. Sohn.--Institutionalized intervention: Intervention and extrication; the officer corps in the Turkish crisis, by N. Yalman. Disunity and disorder, fractional politics in the Argentine military, by P. B. Springer. |
| Subject |
Armed Forces -- Political activity.
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