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The Greek Military Regime (1967-1974) And The Cyprus Question — Origins And Goals, Constantine P. Danopoulos Oct 1982

The Greek Military Regime (1967-1974) And The Cyprus Question — Origins And Goals, Constantine P. Danopoulos

Faculty Publications

This article employs the concept of military professionalism and its attributes to explain the Greek praetorian regime's handling of the Cyrprus problem. Upon examining the relevant data it was found that for strategic considerations the U.S. and NATO sought to achieve a negotiated solution to the cyprus problem which would have amounted to double Enosis. It was also found that professional needs created a dependency of the Greek. military on NA TO for arms, sophisticated training, and support which let them view participation in NATO as indespensable. As a result, the Greek military confused the interests of their nation with …


Aspects Of Political Culture And Institution-Building In Melanesia: Constitutional Planning In Papua New Guinea And The Special Committee On Provincial Government In Solomon Islands, Edward P. Wolfers Sep 1982

Aspects Of Political Culture And Institution-Building In Melanesia: Constitutional Planning In Papua New Guinea And The Special Committee On Provincial Government In Solomon Islands, Edward P. Wolfers

Pacific Studies

No abstract provided.


S. R. Davis' Review Of Bruce W. Hodgins, Don Wright, And W. H. Heick's Federalism In Canada And Australia: The Early Years, S. R. Davis Sep 1982

S. R. Davis' Review Of Bruce W. Hodgins, Don Wright, And W. H. Heick's Federalism In Canada And Australia: The Early Years, S. R. Davis

Pacific Studies

No abstract provided.


Membership Of The Polish United Workers Party, David S. Mason Jan 1982

Membership Of The Polish United Workers Party, David S. Mason

Scholarship and Professional Work - LAS

The Polish United Workers' Party, like the CPSU, has faced a dilemma in its attempts to control its growth. The problem is in maintaining its leading, elite role while remaining fairly representative of the population, or at least of the working class. The difficulty in maintaining this balance has been compounded by the Party's changing image of itself and its role.