A Postelection Coup in Brazil Is Unlikely. But the Military Is Still Too Powerful

Christoph Harig

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A Postelection Coup in Brazil Is Unlikely. But the Military Is Still Too Powerful

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A Postelection Coup in Brazil Is Unlikely. But the Military Is Still Too Powerful

Christoph Harig

Jacobin

01/10/2022

Abstract

Civil-military relations

Policing and Repression

Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva

Foreign Elections

Military

Politics

Brazil

Despite fears that a military coup could follow Sunday’s elections in Brazil, the country’s military brass is unlikely to feel threatened enough to attempt one. Whoever wins, the military’s growing institutional hold on power looks likely to continue.

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Titel: A Postelection Coup in Brazil Is Unlikely. But the Military Is Still Too Powerful
Ophav: Christoph Harig (Forfatter) - Braunschweig University of Technology
Oplysninger om publikationen (del af): Jacobin
Udgiver: Jacobin; New York
Akademisk enhed: Center for Værnsfælles Operationer
Sprog: English
Publikationstype: Magasinartikel
Peer Review: NO
Udgivelsesdato: 01/10/2022
ISSN: 2158-2602
Oplysninger om publikationen (del af): 2158-2602

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