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A glimpse into the world of post colonial militaries and the reasons why they mutiny. The author suggests that the military is one of many pressure group in a post colonial, civil society. militaries must compete with other social movements and interest groups in order to secure the primacy of military professionalism in the face of established colonial social structures. The story of the 1970 military crisis is Trinidad and Tobago illustrates these perspectives.

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CM Kelshall is a British Chevening scholar and Doctoral Research Fellow at Buckingham University Centre for Security and Intelligence Studies.She is a specialist in fourth and fifth generation warfare and is currently researching violent transnational social movements.She was an Independent Critical Incident Advisor for the British Transport Police and Vice Chair of their Independent Advisory Network for eight years.

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