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Islamism and security in Bosnia-Herzegovina |
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Revival of political Islam in the aftermath of the Arab uprisings : implications for the region and beyond |
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Maneuvering the Islamist-secularist divide in the Arab world : how the United States can preserve its interests and values in an increasingly polarized environment |
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Reassessing the barriers to Islamic radicalization in Kazakhstan |
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D 101.146:IS 4/6
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Radical Islamist English-language online magazines : research guide, strategic insights, and policy response |
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D 101.146:IS 4/8
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A policy response to Islamic State extermist fighter battlefield migration |
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Rise and fall? : the rise and fall of ISIS in Libya |
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D 101.146:IV 9
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The rise of iWar : identity, information, and the individualization of modern warfare |
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D 101.146:J 27
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Japan's decision for war in 1941 some enduring lessons |
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D 101.146:J 56
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Jihadist cells and "IED" capabilities in Europe assessing the present and future threat to the West |
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D 101.146:J 76
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Jordanian national security and the future of Middle East stability |
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D 101.146:K 18
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Kazakhstan's defense policy an assessment of the trends |
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D 101.146:K 84
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North Korean civil-military trends military-first politics to a point |
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D 101.146:K 84/3
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Stability operations in Kosovo 1999-2000 : a case study |
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D 101.146:K 96
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Kuwaiti national security and the U.S.-Kuwaiti strategic relationship after Saddam |
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D 101.146:L 22
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The land, space, and cyberspace nexus : evolution of the oldest military operations in the newest military domains |
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D 101.146:L 23
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Re-examining the roles of landpower in the 21st century and their implications |
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Senior Conference 50, the Army we need : the role of landpower in an uncertain strategic environment, June 1-3, 2014 |
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U.S. landpower in the South China Sea |
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D 101.146:L 28
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Always strategic : jointly essential landpower |
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