Military-Civilian Relations in South-East Asia

As this anthology so clearly illustrates, there is no single pattern of military-civilian relations in South-East Asia. these 12 original essays cover the main types to be found in the area: in Indonesia, Burma, and Thailand, where military strength is growing; and in Malaysia and Singapore, where c...

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Other Authors: Crouch, Harold A. 1940- (Editor), Zakaria bin Haji Ahmad 1947- (Editor)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Singapore New York Oxford University Press 1985
©1985
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Summary:As this anthology so clearly illustrates, there is no single pattern of military-civilian relations in South-East Asia. these 12 original essays cover the main types to be found in the area: in Indonesia, Burma, and Thailand, where military strength is growing; and in Malaysia and Singapore, where civilian government reigns supreme. Also included are chapters on military roles in two Communist countries, Vietnam and Laos, and two comparative essays examine the durability of military regines in South-East Asia and the usefulness of common theories about military influence for understanding military politics in the region.
Physical Description:xi, 368 pages illustrations 23 cm
Bibliography:Includes bibliographical (pages (318-325) and index
ISBN:0195826140