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This chapter introduces the ideas of subjective and objective civilian control over the military. The U.S., having a system of objective control, pushed Iraq to adopt the same system. Maliki, however, fearing a coup, pushed for subjective control over the Iraqi Security Forces to replace individuals unfavorable of him.
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