Military Foundations of Panamanian PoliticsRoutledge, 2019 M01 22 - 233 páginas This is a comprehensive examination of the evolution of the politicization of the Panamanian military and the legacy of this transformation in modern Panamanian politics. It addresses the fundamental role that the Panamanian military played in influencing and molding the modern-day Panamanian political system--structurally, legally, and constitutionally--and chronicles the corporate and political growth of the Panamanian military, filtering its analysis through civil-military theory, to achieve its two primary goals. |
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... José Domingo de Obaldía elected president; serves until dying in office on March 1, 1910. Carlos A. Mendoza, second vice-president, assumes presidency until replaced by the Assembly with Pablo Arosemena, Mendoza's first vice-president ...
... José Domingo de Obaldía elected president; serves until dying in office on March 1, 1910. Carlos A. Mendoza, second vice-president, assumes presidency until replaced by the Assembly with Pablo Arosemena, Mendoza's first vice-president ...
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... José Pezet Arosemena, a fellow Acción Comunal member, who serves six days as president (July 14-19). Arnulfo Arias returns to presidency on July 20 but is overthrown on October 9 by the National Police, and Arias goes into exile in ...
... José Pezet Arosemena, a fellow Acción Comunal member, who serves six days as president (July 14-19). Arnulfo Arias returns to presidency on July 20 but is overthrown on October 9 by the National Police, and Arias goes into exile in ...
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... José Antonio Remón, is elected on October 1 to be the twenty-second Panamanian president in thirty-nine years. On September 27, First Vice-President José Ramón Guizado named acting president during Remon's extended stay in Washington ...
... José Antonio Remón, is elected on October 1 to be the twenty-second Panamanian president in thirty-nine years. On September 27, First Vice-President José Ramón Guizado named acting president during Remon's extended stay in Washington ...
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... José Remón, the armed forces steadily increased their influence as well as cultivated a greater corporate identity. And, under U.S. tutelage, a higher level of professionalization was achieved until finally many factors converged and ...
... José Remón, the armed forces steadily increased their influence as well as cultivated a greater corporate identity. And, under U.S. tutelage, a higher level of professionalization was achieved until finally many factors converged and ...
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... José Nun and supported by Huntington, lent support to the theory that Latin American militaries traditionally had been representatives of changing middle-class differences and served as ushers for the middle-class into the arena of ...
... José Nun and supported by Huntington, lent support to the theory that Latin American militaries traditionally had been representatives of changing middle-class differences and served as ushers for the middle-class into the arena of ...
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Praetorianization of the Military | |
The Militarization of Panamanian Politics 19681976 | |
The Creation of the Partido | |
To the Abyss and Back | |
A Decade of Change Democratic Consolidation and Uncertainty 1990 | |
The Military Legacy the Canal and Democratic Panama | |
Appendix | |
Index | |
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