All bullets have a destination (Research on Political Participation of Military Personnel in Developing Countries)

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Features: This book is a treatise on the politics of military personnel in developing countries. From the perspective of comparative politics, it conducts an in-depth analysis of the emergence, sustenance, and termination of military regimes in developing countries after World War II, as well as the relationship between military politics and political development, based on existing research by political scholars both domestically and internationally. The discussion covers examining the characteristics of the military role in traditional societies, exploring the historical prerequisites for military intervention in politics, studying the conditions, developmental models, and features of military regimes in transforming societies, analyzing the theoretical background and specific practices of economic and social policies under military rule, and thereby highlighting the inherent contradictions of military governance and the historical political reasons for the termination of military regimes.