Forces armées d'Amérique latine.

Forces armées d'Amérique latine.

Latin-American Armies : Back on Stage The need of democracy and more specifically of better life conditions has given a new political legitimacy to Latin-American armies. Moreover, the new Latin-American alliance with the United States, based on the war against drugs and terrorism, has favoured th...

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Autor principal: Kourliandsky, Jean-Jacques
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Publicat: 2002
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spelling cairn-RIS_048_0063RISRevue internationale et stratégique https://shs.cairn.info/revue-internationale-et-strategique-2002-4-page-63?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/ris.048.0063 Forces armées d'Amérique latine. Kourliandsky, Jean-Jacques2002 fre Revue internationale et stratégique | 48 | 4 | 2002-12-01 | p. 63-72 | 1287-1672 RIS_04867 Latin-American Armies : Back on Stage The need of democracy and more specifically of better life conditions has given a new political legitimacy to Latin-American armies. Moreover, the new Latin-American alliance with the United States, based on the war against drugs and terrorism, has favoured the mobilization of Latin-American armed forces. This double legitimation movement has been welcomed positively by the military, unhappy to be relegated of power, and without having precise missions to accomplish since the advent of new democratic Latin-American regimes. Armies have not doubted on taking advantage of this situation, first improving their revenues through budgetary measures, and seldom by an increase of their political influence.Cairn free access
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description Latin-American Armies : Back on Stage The need of democracy and more specifically of better life conditions has given a new political legitimacy to Latin-American armies. Moreover, the new Latin-American alliance with the United States, based on the war against drugs and terrorism, has favoured the mobilization of Latin-American armed forces. This double legitimation movement has been welcomed positively by the military, unhappy to be relegated of power, and without having precise missions to accomplish since the advent of new democratic Latin-American regimes. Armies have not doubted on taking advantage of this situation, first improving their revenues through budgetary measures, and seldom by an increase of their political influence.
author Kourliandsky, Jean-Jacques
spellingShingle Kourliandsky, Jean-Jacques
Forces armées d'Amérique latine.
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title Forces armées d'Amérique latine.
title_short Forces armées d'Amérique latine.
title_full Forces armées d'Amérique latine.
title_fullStr Forces armées d'Amérique latine.
title_full_unstemmed Forces armées d'Amérique latine.
title_sort forces armées d'amérique latine.
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