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ID143286
Title ProperEnvironmental problems and Surge in civil–military cooperation
Other Title Informationthe case of the Botswana defense force
LanguageENG
AuthorBugday, Anastassia
Summary / Abstract (Note)Problems associated with environment and climate change have long been in the headlines. However, research on the effects that such problems might have on civil–military relations has been limited so far. This article examines civil–military cooperation caused by environmental problems in the recent decades particularly in developing countries. It employs Pion-Berlin and Arceneaux’s theoretical framework on military missions and civilian control and then looks at the case of Botswana. This article argues that the recent decade has seen an increase in civil–military cooperation due to new security concerns over environmental problems.
`In' analytical NoteArmed Forces and Society Vol. 42, No.1; Jan 2016: p.192-210
Journal SourceArmed Forces and Society Vol: 42 No 1
Key WordsBotswana ;  Civilian ;  Civil–Military Cooperation ;  Control Environment ;  New Military Missions


 
 
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