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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... National Police, and Arias goes into exile in Argentina. Second Vice- President Ernesto Jaen de la Guardia, assumes the presidency at 12:50 pm on October 9, but by the end of the day, he is replaced by his brother, Ricardo Adolfo de la ...
... National Police, and Arias goes into exile in Argentina. Second Vice- President Ernesto Jaen de la Guardia, assumes the presidency at 12:50 pm on October 9, but by the end of the day, he is replaced by his brother, Ricardo Adolfo de la ...
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... National Police after the president tries to fire NP chief, José Remón. Second Vice-President Roberto F. Chiari (Remón's cousin) is named president on November 20 and five days later is removed by National Guard. Arnulfo Arias returns ...
... National Police after the president tries to fire NP chief, José Remón. Second Vice-President Roberto F. Chiari (Remón's cousin) is named president on November 20 and five days later is removed by National Guard. Arnulfo Arias returns ...
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... National Police to the National Guard to the Defense Forces—played a pivotal role as the ultimate arbiter of Panamanian politics. Beginning in the 1930s, the military regularly deposed presidents and created obstacles for non-elite ...
... National Police to the National Guard to the Defense Forces—played a pivotal role as the ultimate arbiter of Panamanian politics. Beginning in the 1930s, the military regularly deposed presidents and created obstacles for non-elite ...
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... National Police) had played a part in influencing, and even overthrowing elected officials. However, it was not until the military deposed Arnulfo Arias in 1968 that it had ever taken on the task of governing the state. Until this point ...
... National Police) had played a part in influencing, and even overthrowing elected officials. However, it was not until the military deposed Arnulfo Arias in 1968 that it had ever taken on the task of governing the state. Until this point ...
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... police forces along the lines of the U.S., only in Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic did the U.S. also actively assist in creating an armed force, as in the Nicaraguan National Guard. 19. In Central America, only Guatemala's military ...
... police forces along the lines of the U.S., only in Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic did the U.S. also actively assist in creating an armed force, as in the Nicaraguan National Guard. 19. In Central America, only Guatemala's military ...
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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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