Center for Civil-Military Relations (CCMR) Publications
Democratizing Civil-Military Relations: What do Countries Legislate? Occasional Paper #7
(2001)
After a transition away from authoritarianism, one of the central challenges facing
new democratic elites is redefining civil-military relations. Among other things, this
means writing or revising constitutions and laws ...
Legislatures and Defense: The Comparative Experience, Occasional Paper #8
(2001-06)
Democratically elected representatives in a country’s legislature have an
important role to play in formulating defense and military policy and monitoring its
implementation (i.e., oversight). Legislative participation in ...
Defense Budgets and Civilian Oversight, Occasional Paper #9
(2001-06)
As countries democratize, newly-elected governments find that they must quickly
assert control over the budget, especially the defense budget, if they are to meet their
policy goals for all sectors and assert civilian ...
Ministerios de Defensa y Relaciones Cívico-Militares en Democracia
(2001-08)
La sola existencia de un ministerio de defensa (MOD por sus siglas en inglés) es
un indicador importante de la existencia de relaciones cívico-militares en un país. A pesar
de que algunos de estos ministerios no son sino ...
Ministries of Defense and Democratic Civil-Military Relations, Occasional Paper
(2001-08)
The very existence of a ministry of defense (MOD) is an important basic indicator
of the overall situation of civil-military relations in a country. Although some of these
ministries are but hollow shells with no power ...
Principles of Defense Acquisition Management
(Monterey, California, Naval Postgraduate School, 2001-11-30)
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