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Militaries and the Public: Representativeness, Trust, and Intervention
Sun, September 13, 2:00 to 3:30pm MDT (2:00 to 3:30pm MDT), TBASession Submission Type: Created Panel
Session Description
These papers all examine aspects of the relationships between militaries and the society. Two investigate the specific issues of trust and representativeness, and two look at how the organization of militaries can affect their propensity to interfere with political institutions.
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Individual Presentations
Representation in Security Forces and Ethnic Conflict: The Turkish Army & Kurds - Ozgur Ozkan, University of Washington
What Explains Trust in the Military? A Lab-in-the-field Experiment in Ukraine - Konstantin Ash, University of Central Florida; Miroslav Shapovalov, University of Central Florida
External Threats and Democratization from Military Rule: Burma and South Korea - Joonbum Bae
Military Involvement in the Economy and Leader Survival - Roya Izadi, University of Rhode Island
