Desch (Patterson School, U. of Kentucky) argues that in peace times civilian control of the military may deteriorate due to the fact that the civilian sector is less interested in military affairs, thus leaving the military with more power and control over its own interests. Desch uses examples from the post-Cold War US, the former Soviet Union, Germany during World War I, Japan during the interwar period, and southern Latin America over a number of years to support his theory. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
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Michael C. Desch is associate director of the Patterson School at the University of Kentucky.
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