The Routledge Handbook of Civil-Military Relations (Hardcover, 2 ed)

Preface Aurel Croissant 1. Introduction: Democratic Civil-Military Relations in 21st Century Cristiana Matei, Carolyn Halladay and Thomas Bruneau Part I: Case Studies of Civil ? Military Relations in Non-Democratic States and Illiberal Democracies: The Issue of Control 2. Civil-Military Relations in Putin’s Russia Ihor Kovalevskyi 3. Civil-Military Relations in a Non-Democratic State: The Case of Thailand Paul Chambers 4. The Transformation of the Venezuelan Bolivarian Armed Force under Chavez and Maduro Harold Trinkunas 5. Saudi Arabia: A Story of Military Allegiance Ayman Al-Yassini 6. Bolivia: A Tale of Praetorianism Brendan de Brun 7. The Republic of Niger: The Military as a Security and Political Actor Sebastian Elischer 8. Uganda: Civilian Control of the Military and Its Limits Michael Skarda 9. Turkey: The Illusion of Civilian Control: Effectiveness in the Justice and Development Party Era Kevin McCaskey and Catherine L. Grant 10. Singapore: Civil-Military Fusion and Militarized Civilians Shannon Brown Part II: Case Studies of Civil-Military Relations in New Democracies: The Issue of Effectiveness in Different Rolesand Missions 11. Peacekeeping and Civil-Military Relations in Uruguay Diego Esparza 12. Election Security and Democratic Civil-Military Relations in Ghana Rachel Sigman 13. Indonesia: The Pitfalls of Imperfect Civilian Control for Military Effectiveness Philip Lorenz 14. Tunisia: The Politics of Nonintervention Kevin McCaskey 15. The South Korean Military’s Peacekeeping Missions: A Story of Effectiveness Erik Leklem 16. Civil-Military Dividends of a Majoritarian State: The Case of Sri Lanka Anshu Chatterjee 17. Brazil: The Ebb and Flow of Democratic Civilian Control Thomas C. Bruneau and Florina Cristiana Matei 18. Greece: After the Seven Year Itch of Military Rule Konstantinos Kokkalis 19. Peru: When Presidents Go Praetorian Clay Oeffinger and Florina Cristiana Matei Part III: Case Studies of Civil-Military Relations in Established Democracies: The Dynamics of Change in Control and Effectiveness 20. The Soldier’s Tradition and Civil-Military Relations in Germany Donald Abenheim 21. Civil-Military Relations in Great Britain and the "Special Relationship" Todd Greentree 22. Women and the Armed Forces Angela Grdina 23. The United States: Countering Terrorism Operations Paul Shemella 24. From Tragedy to Success in Colombia: The Centrality of Effectiveness in Civil-Military Relations Thomas C. Bruneau and Richard B. Goetze Jr. 25. The Civil-Military Relations Bureaucratic Machinery in Australia Michael Evans 26. Conclusion David Pion-Berlin