Suchergebnisse

Martin Rupiya, Gorden Moyo and Henrik Laugesen: International African Studies' Perspectives: The new African civil-military relations phase in African states' development. - Elena Doroshenko: The Process of Democratisation and the Main Military Challenges to Nation Building in Libya. - Simon Akindes: Civil-Military Relations in Benin: Out of the barracks and back - now what?. - Kealeboga J. Maphunye: Post-Liberation Relapse and Aborted Social Contract? Isaias Afwerki and Eritrea, 1991-2015. - Henrik Laugesen: Democratisation in Kenya: The ambiguity of foreign military assistance. - Irene Limo and Williams Muna: Challenges of Relationships and Social Identities: The paradox of the consequences of Kenya's military intervention in Somalia. - Martin Rupiya: The Role of the Military in Politics in Africa's 'Phantom State': The Central African Republic, 1960-2014. - Sunday Angoma Okello: Civil Military Relations: Perspectives in South Sudan. - Gorden Moyo: Civil-Military Relations Dynamics and the Prospects for a Democratic Developmental State in Zimbabwe. - Martin Rupiya and Mpho Mothoagae: Tracking Lesotho's Sixth Military Coup, 30 August 2014: What has changed?. - Martin Rupiya: Conclusions

Lebel, Udi: 'Communicating Security': Civil-military relations in Israel . - S. 361-364 Bar-Or, Amir: Political-military relations in Israel, 1996-2003. - S. 365- 376 Goldberg, Giora: The growing militarization of the Israeli political system . - S. 377-394 Naor, Arye: Civil-military relations and strategic goal setting in the Six Day War. - S. 395-411 Drory, Ze'ev: Society strength as a base for military power : the State of Israel during the early 1950s. - S. 412-429 Ben-Dor, Gabriel ; Pedahzur, Ami: Under the threat of terrorism: a reassessment of the factors influencing the motivation to serve in the Israeli reserves. - S. 430-438 Lebel, Udi: The creation of the Israeli 'political bereavement model' - security crises and their influence on the public behaviour of loss: a psycho-political approach to the study of history. - S. 439-461 Yablonka, Hanna: Holocaust survivors in the Israeli army during the 1948 war. - S. 462-483 Limor, Yehiel ; Nossek, Hillel: The military and the media in the twenty-first century: towards a new model of relations. - S. 484-510 Doron, Gideon: Three 'travelling' models of politics and the mass media in the context of Israeli national security. - S. 511-528 Cohen, Yohel: Nuclear ambiguity and the media: the Israeli case. - S. 529-545 Sherman, Martin ; Shavit, Shabtai: The media and national security: the performance of the Israeli press in the eyes of the Israeli public. - S. 546-560 Oren, Ami ; Newman, David: Competing land uses: the territorial dimension of civil-military relations in Israel. - S. 561- 577 Evans, Matt: Defending territorial sovereignty through civilian settlement: the case of Israel's population dispersal policy. - S. 578-596

STUDY ATTEMPTS TO EXAMINE GREEK CIVIL-MILITARY RELATIONS BY ANALYZING DATA ON MILITARY ACADEMY CADETS, WHICH PROVIDES A PROFILE OF ALL PROSPECTIVE GREEK OFFICERS, AS WELL AS DATA ON POLITICAL ELITES, PARLIAMENTARIANS & CABINET OFFICERS. THE ANALYSIS SHOWS THAT SALIENT CONFLICTS IN GREEK SOCIETY ARE REFLECTED IN CIVIL-MILITARY RELATIONS, AND THE IMPLICATIONS OF THESE FINDINGS ARE EXAMINED.