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040			_aSipr
041			_aeng
100			_aAl-Murshed, Abbas
245			_aBahraini military institution : _bdoctrine of exclusion and clientelism / _h[electronic resource] _cAbbas Al-Murshed
260			_a[London] : _bBCSL, _c2013
300			_a19 p.
500			_aSIP1307
500			_a"15 June 2013"
500			_aThe lack of positive historical experience with the citizens by the armed forces have contributed a lot in the isolation of that institution, and the possibility of monopolization of the decision makers in them by several sources overlapping with each other with a family connection, this situation despite adding the feel of cohesion and rigidity on the units of the military, except that the inflation and the diversity of those sources would cast its shadow on the current cohesion which may lead to its shredding and creating clear divisions within the military and security units, as well as considering each unit as a military wing of the political faction within the family.
651			_aBahrain _xmilitary doctrines _xarmed forces _xdefence policy
710			_aBahrain Centre for Studies in London, BCSL
856			_uhttp://www.bcsl.org.uk/ar/studies/download/27_05ebcb01fd71443d3a3c7e92b10cdf1f
942			_cEMON
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