CHANGING ROLES OF THE MILITARY. ASSIGNMENTS Smith, Democracy, ch. 3 Diamint, “The Military,” ch. 3 in Domínguez and Shifter.

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CHANGING ROLES OF THE MILITARY

ASSIGNMENTS Smith, Democracy, ch. 3 Diamint, “The Military,” ch. 3 in Domínguez and Shifter

REVISED COURSE SCHEDULE Apr 19: Changing Roles of the Military Apr 26:Presidential Systems and Electoral Institutions (STUDY GUIDE) May 03:State Capacity and Policy Performance (MIDTERM) May 10:Who’s In, Who’s Out: Illiberal Democracy May 17: The People’s Verdict May 24: What Now?

Military Folklore: Forging Fatherlands Patterns of Participation Incidence of Coups Missions and Regimes Wars against Subversion The Democrats’ Dilemma: To Amnesty or Not? Argentina Chile

Military Regimes: Key Factors 1.Power structure: personalistic or collegial? 2.Institutional role of military in decision-making 3.Ideological orientation 4.Social base of civilian support

Prominent Military Regimes in Latin America Reformist/Inclusionary: Argentina Ecuador , Peru Reactionary/Exclusionary: Argentina , Brazil Chile Guatemala Uruguay

Modes of Interaction: The Armed Forces and Democracy Military control: political subordination of nominally civilian governments to effective military control Military tutelage: participation of armed forces in general policy processes and military oversight of civilian authorities Conditional military subordination: abstention by the armed forces from overt intervention in political questions, while reserving the “right” to intervene in the name of national interests and security Civilian control: subordination of armed forces in political and policy terms to civilian authorities, usually including a civilian minister of defense

Levels of Trust in the Military, ca. 2000: Ecuador60% Venezuela54 Brazil53 Chile46 Uruguay44 Central America26 Note: “A lot” + “some”