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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... elite that built its privileged position not upon agriculture– as was the case in the vast majority of Latin America–but in mercantile pursuits, a difference made possible due to the aforementioned confluence of geography and history ...
... elite that built its privileged position not upon agriculture– as was the case in the vast majority of Latin America–but in mercantile pursuits, a difference made possible due to the aforementioned confluence of geography and history ...
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... elite support. First skilled positions opened up to Panamanians after bilateral negotiations between U.S. and Panama. Sergio González Ruiz assumes the presidency, July 19-24. Chiari resumes power July 24. Canal talks stall. 1963: Second ...
... elite support. First skilled positions opened up to Panamanians after bilateral negotiations between U.S. and Panama. Sergio González Ruiz assumes the presidency, July 19-24. Chiari resumes power July 24. Canal talks stall. 1963: Second ...
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... elite that disenfranchised the majority of the population and used the nation as an instrument of personal capital-building. This unbalanced political foundation was further complicated by the elite's reliance on the United States, both ...
... elite that disenfranchised the majority of the population and used the nation as an instrument of personal capital-building. This unbalanced political foundation was further complicated by the elite's reliance on the United States, both ...
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... elite and its civilian supporters. This party, with the exception of the years of Noriega's rule, was the country's dominant party throughout the latter third of the twentieth century, partially contributing to the reform of democracy ...
... elite and its civilian supporters. This party, with the exception of the years of Noriega's rule, was the country's dominant party throughout the latter third of the twentieth century, partially contributing to the reform of democracy ...
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... elites-only politics.9 While this approach was certainly true and applicable to some cases in Latin America—even this study for a certain period of time—it fell short of approaching the all-encompassing explanation it aspired to be ...
... elites-only politics.9 While this approach was certainly true and applicable to some cases in Latin America—even this study for a certain period of time—it fell short of approaching the all-encompassing explanation it aspired to be ...
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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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