Much theoretical literature has treated the intervention of army officers in politics as a phenomenon due essentially to military characteristics inherent in an army, and assumes that the officers have become politicians entirely of their own accord.
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Thesis (M.A.)--American University of Beirut. Middle East Area Program, 1973.;"Advisor: Walid al-Khaladi, Professor, Political Studies and Public Administration -- Members of Committee: Ralph Crow, Professor ,Political Studies and Public Administration
