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Military Rule by dunsin125: 8:32am On Sep 27, 2016 |
A military dictatorship (also
known as a military junta) is a
form of government different from
civilian dictatorship for a number
of reasons: their motivations for
seizing power, the institutions
through which they organize their
rule, and the ways in which they
leave power. Often viewing itself
as saving the nation from the
corrupt or myopic civilian
politicians, a military dictatorship
justifies its position as “neutral”
arbiters on the basis of their
membership within the armed
forces. For example, many juntas
adopt titles, such as “National
Redemption Council", “Committee
of National Restoration", or
“National Liberation Committee".
Military leaders often rule as a
junta, selecting one of them as
the head. [1] For instance, Zhelyu
Zhelev has argued that Fascist
regimes such as Nazi Germany had
its power run by the party and its
various civic instituitions, and that
a military coup against Hitler was
unlikely.[2]
Types
Since 1945 Latin America, Africa,
and the Middle East have been
common areas for all military
dictatorships. One of the reasons
for this is the fact that the
military often has more cohesion
and institutional structure than
most of the civilian institutions of
society. [citation needed]
The typical military dictatorship in
Latin America was ruled by a
junta (derived from a Spanish
word which can be translated as
"conference" or "board", or a
committee composed of several
officers, often from the military's
most senior leadership, but in
other cases less senior, as
evidenced by the term colonels'
regime, where the military leaders
remained loyal to the previous
regime. Other military
dictatorships are entirely in the
hands of a single president,
sometimes called a caudillo,
normally the senior army
commander. In either case, the
chairman of the junta or the
single commander may often
personally assume office as head
of state .
In the Middle East, Africa and
Spain, military governments more
often came to be led by a single
powerful person, and were
autocracies in addition to military
dictatorships. Leaders like Idi
Amin , Sani Abacha, Muammar
Gaddafi, Gamal Abdul Nasser ,
Francisco Franco and Saddam
Hussein worked to develop a
personality cult and became the
faces of the nation inside and
outside their countries. |
Re: Military Rule by dunsin125: 8:33am On Sep 27, 2016 |
Am i d only 1 tnkn military rule is d best option now |
Re: Military Rule by scaramenga: 9:37am On Sep 27, 2016 |
dunsin125: hehehe u no say during military rule nairaland no go exist and them go still dey chop money |
Re: Military Rule by walemoney007(m): 10:35am On Sep 27, 2016 |
dunsin125:what is the achievement of the past military regime? Aguiyi ironsi,gowon,murtala,obj,ibb,abacha and abdulsalami are the reason Nigeria is where it is today. The day a military personnel take over power in Nigeria,that's the day Nigeria will collapse Northern military officers gave the northerners the advantage they have today,we will not allow that again. |
Re: Military Rule by dunsin125: 3:45pm On Sep 27, 2016 |
Dx democracy is nt payin us oooooooo |
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