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ID:
076156
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London, The Royal United Services Institute, 2006.
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v, 18p.
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17509432
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ID:
029867
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New York, Manchestor University Press, 1982.
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xvi, 221p.
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British industries in the twentieth century
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0719028167
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ID:
006283
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London, Royal United Service Institute For Defence Studies, 1996.
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iv, 74p.
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Rusi Whitehall Papers; no.35
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0855161302
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ID:
100637
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2010.
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Access to space-based systems and services has been acknowledged by the EU as crucial for strategic capabilities and autonomous decision-making. With shrinking defence budgets across the continent, there is much to be gained from deeper European co-operation on military uses of space. Sharing resources with European neighbours, the UK is well placed to take the lead in a partnership developing the next generation of military satellites.
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ID:
019454
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2001.
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p115-132
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ID:
061753
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ID:
048531
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London, Royal United Services Institute for Defence Studies, 1998.
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vi, 65p.
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0855161809
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ID:
109150
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2011.
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This article describes a number of possible existential motivations for engaging in terrorism. Three in particular are identified: (1) the desire for excitement, (2) the desire for ultimate meaning, and (3) the desire for glory. Terrorism, according to the argument set out here, is as much a site of individual self-drama and self-reinvention as a tactical instrument for pursuing the political goals of small groups. The conclusion explores the concept of "existential frustration," and suggests that terrorist activity may provide an outlet for basic existential desires that cannot find expression through legitimate channels.
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ID:
038502
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Ist Ed
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London, Brassey's Defence Press, 1989.
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| Description |
xviii, 169p.
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0080367135
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