Nonetheless, the heads of government did not reject coercive enforcement techniques; on the contrary, they endeavoured to justify the use of them in the 1990s.
Policy transfer may have both voluntary and coercive elements, but is in reality a bargaining process between interdependent actors.
In particular, how does this help us to understand or make sense of the current debate on voluntary versus coercive recruitment?
It moved slowly and in varying degrees away from this traditional model, as the rulers' power grew along with the state's resources and coercive power.
Whenever royal authority was openly challenged, however, the monarchy responded with more coercive force than it could control.
Thus, children with coercive attachment patterns scored significantly higher on the measure of disruptive behavior than children with balanced or defended patterns.
The present study demonstrated that a specific pattern of insecure attachment, a coercive pattern, is significantly associated with preschoolers' disruptive behavior.
A coercive pattern as compared to a defended pattern did not significantly predict disruptive behavior in the regression analyses.
