Masterarbeit, 2009
94 Seiten, Note: 1.8
This research explores the relationship between civilian authorities and the military in Nigeria during its transition to democracy. The study focuses on the challenges of consolidating democracy in a nation with a history of military intervention and a political system influenced by authoritarian rule. The research utilizes Peter Feaver's Agency Theory as a framework to analyze the dynamics of civil-military relations.
The study begins by introducing the context and objectives of the research, highlighting the unique challenges of transitioning to democracy in Nigeria. It then delves into the theoretical framework, examining Peter Feaver's Agency Theory and its application to civil-military relations in a transitional democracy. The research explores the historical legacies of the Nigerian military, particularly its involvement in politics since 1966, and analyzes the impact of retired military officers on the political landscape. Finally, the study examines the specific dynamics of civil-military relations in Nigeria's fourth republic, focusing on the interplay between civilian authority and the military institution.
The study focuses on the key concepts of civil-military relations, transitional democracy, and the role of the military in a post-authoritarian political system. The analysis relies on the Agency Theory, a framework developed by Peter Feaver, to explain the strategic interaction between civilian and military actors. The study examines the unique challenges of democratic consolidation in Nigeria, considering the country's historical legacies of military intervention and the negotiated prerogatives of the military during the transition process. Key terms explored include democratic consolidation, civil-military relations, Agency Theory, strategic interaction, historical legacies, military intervention, and negotiated prerogatives.
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