Coup Dynamics and Power Politics

This chapter explores the political and military strategies of stable nations like Singapore and Switzerland, focusing on the complexities of domestic and international influences on their governance. It critically examines the feasibility of coups within international contexts, emphasizing historical events and the significant role that foreign powers play in shaping domestic political landscapes. The discussion further delves into the implications of corporate influence on sovereignty and the necessity of a pragmatic understanding of power politics without moral biases.