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Warrior State

Name: Warrior State
Brand: Palgrave USA
SKU: 04776915
Price: 60.39 EUR
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Author: Everett Carl Dolman
ISBN: 9781403966612

Everett Carl Dolman

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English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 04776915

Publishers Palgrave USA, January 2005

Putting into question the conventional view that the military is detrimental to democratic developme... Full description

Libristo code: 04776915

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Putting into question the conventional view that the military is detrimental to democratic development, Dolman provides a multifaceted examination of the institutional incentives of the military and its relations with civilian authorities. Drawing on classical political theory, a wide range of historical examples, and statistical findings, The Warrior State argues that the military can facilitate democracy as the result of specific norms and conditions that focus on individual action. Ironically, this may be best inculcated through a focus on the offensive, precisely the military doctrine commonly seen as most likely to result in international conflict. The paradox of offensive strategies possibly increasing international conflict while also enhancing democracy, which is supposed to decrease such conflict, from a core of this provocative book.