Titlebook: Democracies at War Against Drugs; The Military Mystiqu Anaís Medeiros Passos Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), und

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,Web 2.0 – Das Internet als Plattform,ustained by societal perceptions that the Armed Forces are superior to civilian agencies, these activities exacerbate the already-blurred lines separating police from military functions in Brazil and Mexico.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-11327-7Democracy; Security; Civil-Military Relations; Drug Wars; Latin America; Brazil; Mexico; military; police; ar

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Zusammenfassung, Kritik und Ausblickn and military elites’ goals were wedded in a single post-revolutionary party with populist ideology and without the necessity of military intervention in politics, Brazil is a typical case of the Armed Forces’ politicization that culminated in a twenty-one-year-old military dictatorship. The chapte

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Prüfung der chemischen Eigenschaftenecurity is context dependent as police responses have failed to control criminal behavior. This chapter aims to understand how societal perceptions regarding the superiority of the Armed Forces to the detriment of civilian agencies shape military operations. It demonstrates that not only the myth ab

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,Web 2.0 – Das Internet als Plattform,ustained by societal perceptions that the Armed Forces are superior to civilian agencies, these activities exacerbate the already-blurred lines separating police from military functions in Brazil and Mexico.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-04899-8an rights violations and the general institutional context in which such activities occur by asking the following questions: How do political authorities interpret the nature of control over the military? How do such conceptions affect the conditions in which violence is deployed in each city? And h