Philip tackles the major problems posed by military radicalism in
Peru between 1968 and 1976. He discusses the ideology of the
military, the commitment of the officer corps to reform, the degree
of reformism, and the limits of popular participation, and attempts
to answer why it was possible for a radical military government to
arise in Peru. The answers contribute not only to an understanding
of modern Peru but also to the general study of the military in
politics.
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