Journal of African Studies, Volume 2Heldref Publications, 1975 - Africa |
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Page 259
... military variables ( including both hard and soft data ) continue to reveal statistically insignificant correlations with military intervention.31 Needless to say , such links between what are essentially structural characteristics of ...
... military variables ( including both hard and soft data ) continue to reveal statistically insignificant correlations with military intervention.31 Needless to say , such links between what are essentially structural characteristics of ...
Page 272
... military spending and corruption since the 1971 takeover . Finally , stability — the ultimate justification for military rule - is not a necessary outcome of the replacement of bickering and plot- ting civilian leaders by a military ...
... military spending and corruption since the 1971 takeover . Finally , stability — the ultimate justification for military rule - is not a necessary outcome of the replacement of bickering and plot- ting civilian leaders by a military ...
Page 424
... military establishments , as that of Burundi , are too new for an application of theories based on military professionalism and its organizational model . 11 Recent studies have criticized the application of the professional ...
... military establishments , as that of Burundi , are too new for an application of theories based on military professionalism and its organizational model . 11 Recent studies have criticized the application of the professional ...
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Volume 2 Number | 1 |
Contents of Volume | 2 |
Archaeology Technology and Akan Civilization | 24 |
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