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Russia and the Iranian nuclear program : replay or breakthrough? |
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D 5.417/5:10
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Cross-currents in French defense and U.S. interests |
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Deception, disinformation, and strategic communications : how one interagency group made a major difference |
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Japan-China relations 2005-2010 : managing between a rock and a hard place, an interpretative essay |
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The new NATO policy guidelines on counterterrorism : analysis, assessments, and actions |
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Crisis stability and nuclear exchange risks on the subcontinent : major trends and the Iran factor |
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The Bosnian Train and Equip Program : a lesson in interagency integration of hard and soft power |
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The U.S. "rebalance" and Europe : convergent strategies open doors to improved cooperation |
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The Indian jihadist movement : evolution and dynamics |
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D 5.417/5:18
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The U.S.-Japan alliance : review of the guidelines for defense cooperation |
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Understanding Putin through a Middle Eastern looking glass |
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D 5.417/5:20
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Frontier security : the case of Brazil |
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D 5.417/5:21
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The return of foreign fighters to Central Asia : implications for U.S. counterterrorism policy |
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India's Naxalite insurgency : history, trajectory, and implication for U.S.-India security cooperation on domestic counterinsurgency |
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D 5.417/5:23
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Managing military readiness |
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D 5.417/5:24
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India-Japan strategic cooperation and implications for U.S. strategy in the Indo-Asia-Paciffic region |
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D 5.417/5:25
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Putin's Syrian gambit : sharper elbows, bigger footprint, stickier wicket |
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D 5.417/5:26
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Asia and the Trump administration : challenges, opportunities and a road ahead |
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D 5.417/5:27
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Between Russia and Iran : room to pursue American interests in Syria |
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D 5.417/5:28
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A strategic overview of Latin America : identifying new convergence centers, forgotten territories, and vital hubs for transnational organized crime |
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