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Security studies

the domestic politics in host countries over foreign military bases, shaped by regime type and by changes such as democratization.

In security studies, base politics refers to the domestic politics in host countries over foreign military bases, shaped by regime type and by changes such as democratization. This meaning comes from Cooley (2008) in Base politics: democratic change and the U.S. military overseas.[1]

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References

Cooley, A. (2008). Base politics: democratic change and the U.S. military overseas. Cornell University Press. ISBN 9780801446054

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