Taming the Tiger views Nigeria as a country on the verge of political, economic and social disintegration, the result of political instability. At the core of Nigeria's political instability is the Nigerian military, which ruled the country for nearly thirty of Nigeria's thirty-nine years of post-colonial history, including fifteen years of continuous and uninterrupted rule from 1984-1999.
Taming the Tiger views Nigeria as a country on the verge of political, economic and social disintegration, the result of political instability. At the core of Nigeria's political instability is the Nigerian military, which ruled the country for nearly thirty of Nigeria's thirty-nine years of post-colonial history, including fifteen years of continuous and uninterrupted rule from 1984-1999.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Chapter 1 Introduction Chapter 2 Contemporary Africa De Colonization Chapter 3 Territorial and Ethnic Divisions Chapter 4 Political Instability Chapter 5 Lack of Development Chapter 6 Contemporary Nigeria Chapter 7 The Legacy of Military Rule in Nigeria Chapter 8 Untamed Tigers Chapter 9 Why this Contribution Chapter 10 Limitations of this Work Chapter 11 Organization of Book Chapter 12 Notes Chapter 13 Chapter I: Colonialism and the Development of Nigerian Military Institutions The Development of the Nigerian Military Recruitment Policy Recruitment Policy in Preparation for Independence Soldiers as Social Outcasts Colonialism and the Nigerian Chapter 14 Chapter II: Abacha: Last Warrior? Causes of Military Intervention in Nigerian Politics Cultural Pluralism Safety and Security of Citizens Regime Values Social Mobilization Multipartism The Nigerian Syndrome The Decline of the Nigerian Milita Chapter 15 Chapter III: The Need for Civil-Military Relations Reform in Nigeria Killing: An Insufficient Deterrent to Military Coups Prolonged Military Rule Dominate Influence of the Retired Generals Leadership Deficit Old Wine in New Barrels Official Co Chapter 16 Chapter IV: Military Reform Policy Economic Sanctions and Political Ostracism Civil Resistance Mutiny in the Armed Forces Objectives of Civil-Military Reform Elements of the Military Reform Plan Shared Governance Balanced Appointments Creati Chapter 17 Chapter V: Civil-Military Relations Studies Models of Civil-Military Relations Traditional or Aristocratic Democratic Penetration Contemporary Models Subjective- Civilian Control Objective- Civilian Control Concordance Model Structural Mode Chapter 18 Chapter VI: Military and Political Stability Why Israel? Civil- Military Partnerships in Israel The Influence of Zionism Military Training and Education Notes Chapter 19 Chapter VII: Rapid Promotions and Out-Placement Systems and Political Stability Notes Chapter 20 Chapter VIII: Civil-Military Partnership and Political Stability Role for Former Presidents Notes Chapter 21 Chapter IX: Conclusions and Epilogue National Scandals The Turning Point The Babangida SAGA Sharia in One State and Political Stability The Nationalities Conference International Organizations and Political Stability An Equitable System of In
Chapter 1 Introduction Chapter 2 Contemporary Africa De Colonization Chapter 3 Territorial and Ethnic Divisions Chapter 4 Political Instability Chapter 5 Lack of Development Chapter 6 Contemporary Nigeria Chapter 7 The Legacy of Military Rule in Nigeria Chapter 8 Untamed Tigers Chapter 9 Why this Contribution Chapter 10 Limitations of this Work Chapter 11 Organization of Book Chapter 12 Notes Chapter 13 Chapter I: Colonialism and the Development of Nigerian Military Institutions The Development of the Nigerian Military Recruitment Policy Recruitment Policy in Preparation for Independence Soldiers as Social Outcasts Colonialism and the Nigerian Chapter 14 Chapter II: Abacha: Last Warrior? Causes of Military Intervention in Nigerian Politics Cultural Pluralism Safety and Security of Citizens Regime Values Social Mobilization Multipartism The Nigerian Syndrome The Decline of the Nigerian Milita Chapter 15 Chapter III: The Need for Civil-Military Relations Reform in Nigeria Killing: An Insufficient Deterrent to Military Coups Prolonged Military Rule Dominate Influence of the Retired Generals Leadership Deficit Old Wine in New Barrels Official Co Chapter 16 Chapter IV: Military Reform Policy Economic Sanctions and Political Ostracism Civil Resistance Mutiny in the Armed Forces Objectives of Civil-Military Reform Elements of the Military Reform Plan Shared Governance Balanced Appointments Creati Chapter 17 Chapter V: Civil-Military Relations Studies Models of Civil-Military Relations Traditional or Aristocratic Democratic Penetration Contemporary Models Subjective- Civilian Control Objective- Civilian Control Concordance Model Structural Mode Chapter 18 Chapter VI: Military and Political Stability Why Israel? Civil- Military Partnerships in Israel The Influence of Zionism Military Training and Education Notes Chapter 19 Chapter VII: Rapid Promotions and Out-Placement Systems and Political Stability Notes Chapter 20 Chapter VIII: Civil-Military Partnership and Political Stability Role for Former Presidents Notes Chapter 21 Chapter IX: Conclusions and Epilogue National Scandals The Turning Point The Babangida SAGA Sharia in One State and Political Stability The Nationalities Conference International Organizations and Political Stability An Equitable System of In
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