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Name Salma AtefID 116741Module Title Comparative PoliticsModule Leader Dr. Gamal SelimResearch Paper Topic The role of armed forces in non-democratic/ haughty systemsDue Date 19th of December, 2013The Role of military in Non-Democratic StatesThe role of military extensively varies from one expanse to another in wild of the countrys military institution. In addition, it is characterized by its various fundamental duties, which is firstly, to enhance the means of protection of the countrys borders from both, external and internal (domestic) threats which can possibly put the country in an ominous situation, and jiffyly, to meddle in urgent political affairs. In other words, to intervene in politics and take a step in to help redeem the situation, to some extent this can be held for a period of time or for a lifetime. In light of the militarys intervention which occurred in Turkey for several years, it is in fact in the interest of Egypt to be ruled under a military rule for the sake of stability and achieving the states goals yet it cannot be guaranteed. This paper will examine the role of military in deuce countries. The two case studies used are Egypt and Turkey (being used as a role model). Chiefly, the paper will be divided into three fractions the first section will assiduously define the principle of military interventions in general as well as mention its importance and under what conditions is it necessary to intervene. Whereas the second section will comprehensibly discuss and inspect the approach (methods) that Turkey had taken to result in such a democratic development after the coup dtat (1980) this was the third coup on Turkey, and thus it had several negative effects on its economy. ... ...ary and the Egyptian Revolution. Retrieved from http//www.academia.edu/3303395/The_Military_and_the_Egyptian_Revolution_Resistance_to_ReformRoberts, H. (2012). What Happened to Democracy in Turkey? A Beacon of hope in the MiddleEast is plunging into tw ilight. Retrieved from http//www.independent.co.uk/voices/comment/what-happened-to-democracy-in-turkey-a-beacon-of-hope-in-the-middle-east-is-plunging-into-twilight-8399325.htmlSchwartz, D. (2013). Egypts Dangerous precedent and Turkeys hi reputation of Coups. Retrieved from http//www.cbc.ca/m/touch/canada/story/1.1356899Surtees, J. (2011). Turkey is not a free Country. Retrieved from http//www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2011/may/01/turkey-free-democratic-reform-youthTachau, F. & Heper, M. (1983). The state, politics, and the military in Turkey. Comparative Politics, Vol. 16 (No.1), pp., 17-33.