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Chinese lessons from other peoples' wars |
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Categorical confusion? the strategic implications of recognizing challenges either as irregular or traditional |
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The North Caucasus insurgency : dead or alive? |
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U.S. interests in Central Asia and the challenges to them |
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Central Asian security trends : views from Europe and Russia |
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D 101.146:C 34
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Slowing military change |
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D 101.146:C 35
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Challenges and opportunities for the Obama administration in Central Asia |
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D 101.146:C 35/2
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Once again, the challenge to the U.S. Army during a defense reduction to remain a military profession |
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D 101.146:C 36
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Changing minds in the Army : why it is so difficult and what to do about it |
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D 101.146:C 42
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Contemporary chemical weapons use in Syria and Iraq by the Assad regime and the Islamic State |
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D 101.146:C 44/3
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Chinese army building in the era of Jiang Zemin |
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D 101.146:C 44/4
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Shaping China's security environment the role of the People's Liberation Army |
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D 101.146:C 44/5
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China-ASEAN relations perspectives, prospects, and implications for U.S. interests |
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D 101.146:C 44/6
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China's nuclear forces operations, training, doctrine, command, control, and campaign planning |
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D 101.146:C 44/7
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Chinese perceptions of traditional and nontraditional security threats |
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China's expansion into and U.S. withdrawal from Argentina's telecommunications and space industries and the implications for U.S. national security |
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D 101.146:C 44/9
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Building for the future China's progress in space technology during the tenth 5-year plan and the U.S. response |
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D 101.146:C 44/11
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The PLA at home and abroad : assessing the operational capabilities of China's military |
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D 101.146:C 44/12
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China-Latin America military engagement good will, good business, and strategic position |
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D 101.146:C 44/14
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Hidden dragon, crouching lion how China's advance in Africa is underestimated and Africa's potential underappreciated |
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