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Military doctrines and democratic transition: a comparative perspective on Indonesia's dual function and Latin American national security doctrines

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Honna, Jun

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The Department of Political and Social Change, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, The Australian National University

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This paper attempts to clarify the ideological characteristic of the Indonesian military's dual-function doctrine (or dwifungsi) by bringing cross-national comparative perspectives into the scope of analysis. In scholarship of Indonesian military (Angkatan Bersenjata Republik Indonesia, ABRI), comparative analysis has been conducted to better understand the political role of the military. This paper aims to make a contribution to such an attempt by examining the ideological basis of ABRI's political involvement compared with other militaries which have also played heavy political roles.

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Regime change and regime maintenance in Asia and The Pacific. Discussion Paper No.22

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