Democratic Control of the Military in Postcommunist Europe

Chapter 1 Introduction: the Challenge of Democratic Control of Armed Forces in Postcommunist Europe

Chapter 2 Democratic Control of Armed Forces in Postcommunist Poland: the Interplay of History, Political Society and Institutional Reform

Chapter 3 Democratic Control of Armed Forces in the Czech Republic: a Journey from Social Isolation

Chapter 4 Civil-Military Relations in Hungary: No Big Deal

Chapter 5 Democratic Control of Armed Forces in Latvia

Chapter 6 The Challenges of Civil-Military Relations and Democratic Control of Armed Forces: the Case of Lithuania

Chapter 7 Defence Planning in Emerging Democracies: the Case of Romania

Chapter 8 The Changing Nature of Civil-Military Relations in Post-Totalitarian Bulgaria

Chapter 9 Democratic Control of Armed Forces in Slovenia

Chapter 10 ‘Like Drunken Geese in the Fog’: Developing Democratic Control of Armed Forces in Croatia

Chapter 11 The European Exception: Civil-Military Relations in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro)

Chapter 12 The Evolution of Civil-Military Relations in Russia

Chapter 13 The Development of Civil-Military Relations in Post-Soviet Ukraine

Chapter 14 Soldiers, Politics and Defence in Postcommunist Europe