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D 5.417/5:37
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The PRC's changing strategic priorities in Latin America : from soft power to sharp power competition |
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D 5.417/5:39
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Lawfare in Ukraine : weaponizing international investment law and the law of armed conflict against Russia's invasion |
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D 5.417/5:40
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Priorities for NATO partnerships in an era of strategic competition |
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D 5.417/5:41
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Dangerous alliances : Russia's strategic inroads in Latin America |
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D 5.417/5:42
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The inevitable U.S. return and the future of great power competition in South Asia |
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Transatlantic current |
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D 5.417/6:1
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NATO and the Arab spring |
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NATO reassurance and nuclear reductions : creating the conditions |
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Whither the Medvedev initiative on European security? |
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D 5.417/6:4
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NATO and the ICC : time for cooperation |
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D 5.417/6:5
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Protecting NATO's advantage in space |
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D 5.417/6:6
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Widening gaps in U.S. and European defense capabilities and cooperation |
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D 5.417/6:7
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Building future transatlantic interoperability around a robust NATO response force |
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Future foreign perceptions of chemical weapons utility |
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D 5.417/7:P 94
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Proliferation risks of civilian nuclear power programs |
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D 5.417/7:ST 1
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Star Wars rebooted : global missile defense in 2017 |
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D 5.417/7:W 37
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Weapons of mass destruction : challenges for the new administration |
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D 5.417:46
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Defining civil defense in the information age |
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D 5.417:78
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Operation Uphold Democracy : military support for democracy in Haiti |
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D 5.417:227
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The country team, restructuring America's first line of engagement |
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