The Praetorian Trap: the Problems and Prospects of Military Disengagement

Nigeria has spent 19 of her 29 years of political independence under military rule, and military rule as far as the quality of life of the ordinary citizen goes, has not been a success story. Since 19 years of military rule has ended in this undesirable situation, the logic of the argument goes furt...

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description Nigeria has spent 19 of her 29 years of political independence under military rule, and military rule as far as the quality of life of the ordinary citizen goes, has not been a success story. Since 19 years of military rule has ended in this undesirable situation, the logic of the argument goes further; if we end both present military rule and future military intervention, we may soon be on the way to establishing a more desirable future. In short, there seems an agreement that military rule is bad. It is not only the "Ivory Tower extremists" who share this view. It is equally pervasive among the military. It is in realization of this that I, with deep humility present in this lecture a synthesis of my views on one of the perennial issues of our time, the problems and prospects of military disengagement.
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spelling oai:ir.oauife.edu.ng:123456789-35982023-05-13T11:14:09Z The Praetorian Trap: the Problems and Prospects of Military Disengagement Dare, L. O. Military profession Military in the political processes Military in African politics Societal disorganisation Disjointed society Disjointed Army Unruly political class Praetorian universities Dependency theory Non-disengaging regimes Non-disengagement through diarchy Compulsion to disengage Gowon's nine point programme Murtala/Obasanjo disengagement programme Return of the Military (1983 - 1989) Nigeria has spent 19 of her 29 years of political independence under military rule, and military rule as far as the quality of life of the ordinary citizen goes, has not been a success story. Since 19 years of military rule has ended in this undesirable situation, the logic of the argument goes further; if we end both present military rule and future military intervention, we may soon be on the way to establishing a more desirable future. In short, there seems an agreement that military rule is bad. It is not only the "Ivory Tower extremists" who share this view. It is equally pervasive among the military. It is in realization of this that I, with deep humility present in this lecture a synthesis of my views on one of the perennial issues of our time, the problems and prospects of military disengagement. 2013-02-17T20:28:34Z 2018-10-29T11:40:42Z 2013-02-17T20:28:34Z 2018-10-29T11:40:42Z 1989-02-18 Lecture 0189 – 7845 http://localhost:8080/xmlui/handle/123456789/3598 en pdf application/pdf Nigeria Obafemi Awolowo University Press
spellingShingle Military profession
Military in the political processes
Military in African politics
Societal disorganisation
Disjointed society
Disjointed Army
Unruly political class
Praetorian universities
Dependency theory
Non-disengaging regimes
Non-disengagement through diarchy
Compulsion to disengage
Gowon's nine point programme
Murtala/Obasanjo disengagement programme
Return of the Military (1983 - 1989)
Dare, L. O.
The Praetorian Trap: the Problems and Prospects of Military Disengagement
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title_full The Praetorian Trap: the Problems and Prospects of Military Disengagement
title_fullStr The Praetorian Trap: the Problems and Prospects of Military Disengagement
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title_short The Praetorian Trap: the Problems and Prospects of Military Disengagement
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topic Military profession
Military in the political processes
Military in African politics
Societal disorganisation
Disjointed society
Disjointed Army
Unruly political class
Praetorian universities
Dependency theory
Non-disengaging regimes
Non-disengagement through diarchy
Compulsion to disengage
Gowon's nine point programme
Murtala/Obasanjo disengagement programme
Return of the Military (1983 - 1989)
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