Foreword | p. ix |
Acknowledgments | p. xxiii |
About the Editors and Contributors | p. xxv |
Introduction | p. 1 |
Notes | p. 9 |
Servants or Masters? the Military in the """"New Russia"""" | p. 13 |
Notes | p. 30 |
Adventurers or Commanders? Civil-Military Relations in Georgia Since Independence | p. 35 |
Notes | p. 48 |
Starting from Scratch: the Establishment of National Armed Forces in the Republic of Moldova | p. 53 |
Notes | p. 66 |
Civil-Military Relations in Lithuania | p. 73 |
Notes | p. 90 |
The Belarus Military: a Loyal Segment of Society? | p. 93 |
Notes | p. 105 |
The Military Forces of the Republic of Armenia | p. 107 |
Notes | p. 120 |
Kazakhstan: Military Dimensions of State Formation Over Central Asia's Civilizational Fault Lines | p. 123 |
Notes | p. 146 |
The Yugoslav Army: Trauma and Transition | p. 153 |
Notes | p. 170 |
In Search of Identity: Civil-Military Relations and Nationhood in the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (fyrom) | p. 175 |
Notes | p. 192 |
Civil-Military Relations in Slovenia | p. 195 |
Notes | p. 211 |
Democracy in the """"Fog of War"""": Civil-Military Relations in Croatia | p. 213 |
Notes | p. 228 |
Civil Society and Civil War in Bosnia | p. 233 |
Notes | p. 252 |
Conclusions on Post-Totalitarian Civil-Military Relations | p. 257 |
Notes | p. 267 |
Index | p. 269 |
About the Book and Editors | p. 281 |
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