The Military and Society in HaitiA structural and hermeneutic analysis of civil-military relations in Haiti. The equilibrium theory of civil-military relations developed here postulates that the stability of a political system capable of preventing military intervention is the result of three sets of balanced relationships. |
Contents
CivilMilitary Relations | 21 |
11 | 29 |
The nineteenth and early twentiethcentury army as | 39 |
Military intelligence | 50 |
Conclusion | 59 |
The treaty | 66 |
The US occupation the Haitian army and national | 77 |
The Army as Guardian and as Ruler 193457 | 84 |
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