Venezuelan Civil-Military Relations: Past, Present and Future.
Abstract
For decades, Venezuela was an exceptional country at the international level, with political stability, a stable polarization between right and left political parties, an Armed Forces that was a model of professionalism, huge petroleum reserves, productive social programs and high standard of living. In the past fifteen years the country has become gradually political and economically vulnerable to the consolidation of a stable democracy consequences of a possible failure in the civil-military relationship process. This paper outline the process of transition of the civil-military relationship during the different stages of the political and military history of Venezuela.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Apr 09, 1996
- Accession Number
- ADA309097
Entities
People
- Nestor G. Gonzalez
Organizations
- United States Army War College