01705nam a22004817a 4500001000700000003001100007005001700018006001900035007000300054008004100057020001500098040003900113082002000152100002100172245005300193260007000246300001000316520051200326650001300838650001500851650001300866650001300879650001400892650002000906650001500926650001400941650001300955650001100968650002100979650002201000650002301022650003201045650001601077650002301093650001101116650001501127650001301142651002001155651001401175651001201189651001001201651001201211007061CL-SaANEPE20211027220132.0a||||| |||| 00| 0 ta080901t1998    xx ||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  a0801859174  aCL-SaANEPEcCL-SaANEPEdCL-SaANEPE  a322.5 980/F.4691 aFitch, J. Samuel14aThe Armed Forces and democracy in Latin America.  aUnited State of America :bJohns Hopkins University Press,c1998.  a264p.  aSUMARIO: The military and politics in Latin America: institutional development, professionalism, and political centext pp.1-35. Contemporary patterns of civil-military relations: origins and evolution pp.36-60. Military role beliefs in new democracies: ideology and context in Argentina and Ecuador pp.61-105. National Security: ideology, doctrine, threats, and mission pp.106-133. Military policy and democratic  consolidation in Latin America pp.123-174. Democratic professionalist alternatives pp.175-214 4aANALISIS 4aDEMOCRACIA 4aDOCTRINA 4aECONOMIA 4aEVOLUCION 4aFUERZAS ARMADAS 4aIDEOLOGIAS 4aMILITARES 4aMISIONES 4aORIGEN 4aPOLITICA MILITAR 4aPROFESION MILITAR 4aPROFESIONALIZACION 4aRELACIONES CIVICO MILITARES 4aROL MILITAR 4aSEGURIDAD NACIONAL 4aTEORIA 4aTRANSICION 4aTRATADOS 4aAMERICAL LATINA 4aARGENTINA 4aURUGUAY 4aCHILE 4aECUADOR