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civil supremacy over the military

Arms and the state

By Walter Millis

Modern U.S. civil-military relations

By Johnson, David E.

The Soviet military and the Communist Party

By Roman Kolkowicz

Communist Armies in Politics

By Jonathan R. Adelman

The 'double democratic deficit'

By H. Born,Heiner Hänggi

Soldiers, peasants, and bureaucrats

By Roman Kolkowicz,Andrzej Korbonski

Civilian rule in the developing world

By Constantine P. Danopoulos

Supreme Command

By Eliot A. Cohen

The Truman-MacArthur controversy and the Korean War

By John W. Spanier

The soldier and the state

By Samuel P. Huntington

The man on horseback

By S. E. Finer

The civilian and the military

By Arthur Alphonse Ekirch,Arthur A. Ekirch Jr.

Arms and Politics in the Dominican Republic

By G. Pope Atkins

Securing the state

By Christopher P. Gibson

Democratic control of the military in postcommunist Europe

By Andrew Cottey,Timothy Edmunds,Anthony Forster

Civil-Military Relations in Communist Systems

By Dale R. Herspring

Soldiers and the Soviet state

By Timothy J. Colton,Thane Gustafson

Nigeria in search of a stable civil-military system

By J. Bayo Adekson

Myths of Demilitarization in Postrevolutionary Mexico, 1920-1960

By Thomas Rath

Number art

By Leonard Everett Fisher

Army and nation in sub-Saharan Africa

By M. J. V. Bell

Arms and politics in Latin America

By Edwin Lieuwen

Armed Servants

By Peter D. Feaver

Soldiers, guerrillas and politics in Colombia

By Richard L. Maullin