Civilian Control and the Constitution
Abstract
Civilian control of the military is a basic principle of the American Constitution; so runs the commonplace. It is the thesis of this article that the cliché could hardly be more inaccurate, for actually the American Constitution in the twentieth century obstructs the achievement of civilian control. It is well known that civil supremacy was a major concern of the Framers. They provided for it in the only form in which they knew it. But...
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Title
Civilian Control and the Constitution
Published Date
Jan 19, 2011
Journal
Volume
9
Issue
3
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