العلاقات المدنية العسكرية : دراسة في الأطر النظرية : مصر أنموذجا

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This study is concerned with the most important theoretical frameworks adopted by researchers in the field of political studies, to analyze civil-military relations.

Especially in developing countries, which have long been a scene full of events linked to military intervention in politics.

A number of approaches have been adopted to study this section of political studies, which are the most explanation for the phenomenon of the army's use of violence to access power, which is a phenomenon inherent to autocratic regimes.

The Egyptian situation has been taken as a living example of these relations in order to identify the most important problems facing the natural way of the work of the military and try to clarify the most important motives and incentives that make military thinking of controlling the government.

Therefore, the research problem of the study is as follows: Why do the military intervene in politics? As the more the weakness of civilians increased the tendency of the military to intervene politically, the greater the threats of the interests of senior officers increased their tendency to use violence.

the conclusions of the studies, which was that the issue of military intervention in political life does not go beyond the frameworks and patterns identified by the pioneers of this field of studies, Egypt army returned to power after withdrawing the rug from under President Mubarak and then did not hesitate to remove President Morsi of the national team after feeling the danger of threats that might form the policy of the new authority.