A New Militarism in Latin America

Abstract

The role of the military remains a puzzle and a problem for Latin America’s democracies. Although public and scholarly attention may have wandered, the truth is that no country in the region has established full civilian control over its military institutions. And now we are witnessing the appearance of new forms of military power that make it doubtful whether the traditional understanding of civil-military relations still applies to Latin America.

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