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الصفحة 230
REVIEW ARTICLE MILITARISM , MILITARISATION AND PRAETORIANISM IN SOUTH AFRICA John A. Wiseman > PHILIP H. FRANKEL , Pretoria's Praetorians : civil - military relations in South Africa , Cambridge : Cambridge University Press , 1984 , 215 ...
REVIEW ARTICLE MILITARISM , MILITARISATION AND PRAETORIANISM IN SOUTH AFRICA John A. Wiseman > PHILIP H. FRANKEL , Pretoria's Praetorians : civil - military relations in South Africa , Cambridge : Cambridge University Press , 1984 , 215 ...
الصفحة 231
The military become a less discrete and more pervasive element in society . Social and economic decisions become inseparable from military decisions . Praetorianism is concerned with political power and above all with political ...
The military become a less discrete and more pervasive element in society . Social and economic decisions become inseparable from military decisions . Praetorianism is concerned with political power and above all with political ...
الصفحة 232
The resultant perception , enforced through media manipulation , of the “ garrison state ' is distinctly militaristic in character and seeks to legitimise military responses to internal dissent and to ' threats ' posed by neighbouring ...
The resultant perception , enforced through media manipulation , of the “ garrison state ' is distinctly militaristic in character and seeks to legitimise military responses to internal dissent and to ' threats ' posed by neighbouring ...
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slogans Olatunde Bayo Lawuyi | 1 |
The politics of transporting Adrian Peace | 14 |
structure Alan Barnard | 29 |
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