Security, democracy and war crimes : security sector transformation in Serbia /
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| Author / Creator: | Gow, James. |
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| Imprint: | Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire ; New York : Palgrave Macmillan, 2013. |
| Description: | xii, 229 pages : 23 cm |
| Language: | English |
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| Format: | Print Book |
| URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/9701063 |
Table of Contents:
- Preface
- List Of Acronyms And Abbreviations
- 1. State, Society And The Military
- Democracy And The Transformation Of Civil-Military Relations
- Nomenclature
- The Book
- 2. Civil-Military Relations From the Break-Up Of Yugoslavia to the Fall Of Milo¿evic
- Transition From Communism: Politics And The State
- The Military In Communist Yugoslavia
- Civil-Military Relations from the Kosovo Campaign to the Fall of Milo¿evic
- 3. De-Politicisation And Transition Delayed
- Understanding De-Politicisation
- De-Politicising The Armed Forces
- Failure No1: 'For The Sake Of Stability' - Keeping Pavkovic as Chief of Staff
- Failure No2: the Peri¿ic Scandal and the Return of Kos
- The Army's Slow Withdrawal From Politics
- 4. Restructuring: Civilianising Defence Policy Making And Military Reform
- Civilianising Defence Policy-Making
- The Powerless Ministry
- The Minister and His Civilian Advisers
- NGOs and Policy-Making: Davinic, The Atlantic Council, The G17+ And Defence Reform
- Back To The Generals?
- Military Reform 2000-2006
- Deciding Of Roles, Elaborating New Policies
- Reorganising the Military: Changes to Force Structure
- Military Reform And Funding Problems
- Human Resources Issues: Conscription, Personnel Policy And Redundancies
- Control Of The Military-Industrial Complex
- 5. Rules: The Legal and Institutional Framework for Democratic Control
- The Constitutional Framework
- The Constitution of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and Defence
- Democratic Control of the Military and the Constitutional Charter
- The Legal Framework: Laws on Defence and the Army
- Procedures: Statutes, By-Laws And Other Decisions - Replacing Legislation?
- 6. Effective Management Of Defence Policy: The Role Of Democratic Security Policy Communities
- The Supreme Defence Council and Defence Policy Management
- The Council Of Ministers and the Ministry of Defence
- Parliamentary Oversight: the Role of the Assembly Defence Committee
- Democratic Security Policy Communities
- 7. The War Crimes Legacy
- The War Crimes Legacy And International Judicial Intervention
- The Serbian Project And The Strategy Of War Crimes: Creating The Legacy
- The International Response: Creating The ICTY
- Cooperation with the ICTY after 5 October 2000
- Dealing with the War Crimes Legacy
- 8. Passing the Mladic
- Civil-Military Relations And The War Crimes Legacy
- Breaking the War Crimes Protection Network and Reforming Intelligence and Security Agencies
- Delivering Mladic and Ensuring Democratic Control of the Security Sector
- Serbia, the EU, the ICTY and the War Crimes Legacy
- Security and Democracy and the Transformation Of Civil-Military Relations