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... longer at the mercy of the great Stratocracies.1 We have now, if ever before, a
need for a great English statesman. The position of England — the position of
civilisation itself — practically lies at the sufferance of the great military Powers.
Frederic Harrison, Martha S. Vogeler, 1975
2
Negotiating Democracy: Politicians and Generals in Uruguay
... that they cannot forever remain as “stratocracies," a term coined by Finer (1985
) to mean rule by the military as such, rather than civilian dictators merely
installed and maintained by military force. 74 Gonzalez (1985c). 1 The
unintended ...
Charles Guy Gillespie, 2006
3
Third World Studies Dependency Papers Series
For purposes of analysis therefore these seven should be included with the nine '
pure' RCC- ruled regimcs, in what we ought tc call stratocracies: ie states ruled by
the army (via, of course, its 'virtual, representatives, the RCC). Like them, they ...
4
Kalos: what is to be done with our world?
The class origins of most stratocracies are plutocratic and traditional, hence, even
though contradictory, anti-taxo- cratic, especially where the taxocrats are of
different social origins. The democratization of stratocratic elements around the ...
It would be a true Confederation of Peace ; the sole end of which would be that
Europe should lie no longer at the mercy of the great Stratocracies. We have now
, if ever before, a need for a great English statesman. The position of England ...
It would be a true Confederation of Peace ; the sole end of which would be that
Europe should lie no longer at the mercy of the great Stratocracies. We have now
, if ever before, a need for a great English statesman. The position of England ...
7
The People and Politics; Or, The Structure of States and the ...
... the possession of property ; hagiocracies, where authority was in the hands of
priests ; stratocracies, where soldiers were dominant. These were all oligarcMes,
and, as to any essential in form, they were practically identical ; but of course the
...
George Washington Hosmer, 1883
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Reports of cases determined by the Supreme Court of the ...
The feudal system was inducted into England by William after he won at Hastings
; it was the social and political basis of the stratocracies then in the zenith of their
power on the continent of Europe. Its barbarous behests were imposed upon ...
What is particularly important is that both above- mentioned dictatorships were
actually stratocracies. The Soviet state from its very beginning was a highly
militarised society. Order and discipline were constantly worshipped, although
not ...
10
Edinburgh Review, Or Critical Journal
... bottom—an audacious republic, aggressive abroad and subversive at home,'or
a military suppression which will add one to the rising stratocracies of Europe.
And while these are the perplexities of our neighbour, we in England are thinking
, ...
