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Introduction to Program-based Defense Resource Management |
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Countering Ideological Support for Extremism: Challenges and Implications |
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U.S./NATO-Russia and Countering Ideological Support for Terrorism: Toward Building a Comprehensive Strategy |
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Lessons Learned from the Establishment of Border Security Systems: General Information on Past, Present, and Future Activities |
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Editors’ Foreword |
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European Security and Private Military Companies: The Prospects for Privatized ‘Battlegroups’ |
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Post-Conflict Rehabilitation: From Aid to Development |
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Why Is Post-Conflict Rehabilitation Important for Preserving and Developing Transatlantic Relations |
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Cooperative Security in the 21st Century |
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Conditions for Securitization of International Terrorism in Central Asia |
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The Post-Soviet Puzzle and Western Democracies |
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NATO Response Force: Rapid? Responsive? A Force? |
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The Role of the Armed Forces of the United Kingdom in Securing the State Against Terrorism |
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Disrupting Escalation of Terror in Russia to Prevent Catastrophic Attacks |
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The U.S. Approach to Combating Trafficking in Women: Prosecuting Military Customers. Could it Be Exported? |
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Counter-Terrorism Capability: Preventing Radiological Threats |
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A Neutral’s Perspective: The Role of the Austrian Armed Forces in Homeland Security |
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A Possible Path to Change in U.S.–Iran Relations |
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NATO Before and After the Second Gulf War |
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The Soviet Legacy: Transforming Bulgaria’s Armed Forces for Homeland Security Missions |
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Narcoterrorism in Southeastern Europe |
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Human Trafficking: Breaking the Military Link |
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Crisis Management: The Transformation of National and International Systems of Response |
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Terrorism and Civil Aviation Security: Problems and Trends |
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