Guns & Roses: Comparative Civil-Military Relations in the Changing Security Environment

Front Matter ....Pages i-xvii
 Guns and Roses: The Nexus Between the Military and Citizenry in the New Security Environment  (Steven Ratuva, Radomir Compel, Sergio Aguilar)....Pages 1-13
 Multi-faceted Dilemmas: Politics and the Changing Dynamics of Civil–Military Relations—A Global Synopsis  (Steven Ratuva)....Pages 15-38
 Popular Revolt and Military Intransigence in Egypt  (Paul J. Carnegie)....Pages 39-51
 Military Coups d’état and the Distribution of Domestic Institutional Political Power Within Democracies: The Case of Post-1789 France  (Miles Kitts)....Pages 53-73
 Political Culture and Institution-Building Impacting Civil–Military Relations (CMR) in Bangladesh  (Mohd Aminul Karim)....Pages 75-96
 The Executive and the Military in South Africa During the Zuma Presidency  (Jo-Ansie van Wyk)....Pages 97-116
 Moving Towards a More Multiethnic Fiji Military Forces  (Vijay Naidu)....Pages 117-135
 The Military and Security in the Pacific Islands Past and Present  (Stewart Firth)....Pages 137-152
 Order and Chaos: Military Government and the Middle Classes in Thailand  (James Ockey)....Pages 153-177
 The Dilemma Relating to the Modernisation of the SANDF and Its External Role: From Defence Review 1989 to Defence Review 2015  (Theo Neethling)....Pages 179-199
 The Role of the Military in Chinese Politics  (Kate Hannan)....Pages 201-214
 Rethinking the Second Wave: Democratization and Public Order in Occupied Japan  (Radomir Compel)....Pages 215-229
 The Role of the Military and Police in the Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands  (Jon Fraenkel)....Pages 231-256
 European Union Military Operations: The Use of Force in the Central African Republic, Chad, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo  (Sergio Aguilar)....Pages 257-276
 Soldiers, Rebels, and Overlords  (Jovanie Camacho Espesor)....Pages 277-299
 Terminating Terrorism with Negotiations: A Divided Path Toward Progress  (Anthony D. Hustedt)....Pages 301-321
 Can the Military Be Entrusted with the Role of Police?  (Asha Gupta)....Pages 323-341
 Guilty by Association: The Issue of Gender Violence and the Targeted Killing of Men of Fighting Age in Times of Conflict  (Marcus Boomen)....Pages 343-364
 From Guardians of the State to Guardians of Democracy? Institutional Change and Military Democratization in Insecure States  (Cornelia-Adriana Baciu)....Pages 365-389
 United States Risk Management in the Post-war Iraq: Encountering Societal Risks  (Radomir Compel)....Pages 391-410
 Protego ergo obligo? The Sovereignty Paradox in the Responsibility to Protect Doctrine  (Pablo Zambrano)....Pages 411-432
 Some Concluding Remarks: The Future of Civil–Military Relations  (Steven Ratuva, Radomir Compel, Sergio Aguilar)....Pages 433-439