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ID:
082870
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ID:
060616
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ID:
061155
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Winter 2004-05.
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ID:
011831
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Winter 1996.
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101-116
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ID:
014130
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1992.
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168-182
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ID:
066864
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ID:
009521
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Dec 1995.
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267-298
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ID:
006126
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Canberra, Strategic and Defence Studies Centre, 1996.
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xx, 207p.,figures and tables
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Canberra papers on Strategy and Defence; no.114
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073152425X
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Copies: C:2/I:0,R:0,Q:0
Circulation
| Accession# | Call# | Current Location | Status | Policy | Location |
| 037869 | 359.03305/BAT 037869 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
| 037988 | 359.03305/BAT 037988 | Main | Withdrawn | General | |
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ID:
137234
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This paper aims to analyze confidence-building measures (CBMs) for cyberspace taking place in Northeast Asia. Accordingly, it explores features of cyber security in the Northeast Asian region and concepts of CBMs for cyberspace. Then, it studies networks of CBMs for cyberspace that took place on the government level in the region from 2009 through the first half of 2014 by using the network analysis method, which is useful for studying current social relations. This study analyzes the structure of CBMs networks used in the region for the past six years and the actors. Conclusions of this study are as follows: First, CBMs for cyberspace in Northeast Asia are focused on the United States. Second, the CBMs in the region have similar features to those of traditional security cooperation. Thirdly, they are strongly based on realism. From the perspective of networks, this study is meaningful in that it used a macro approach to analyze CBMs, which was difficult to perform by using conventional methods.
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ID:
016882
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March 1994.
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15-20
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ID:
015958
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1992.
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39-57
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ID:
023423
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Oct-Dec 2002.
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546-557
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083348
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2008.
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Every region has to elaborate its own confidence- and security-building measures (CSBMs) culture, while not abandoning the basic Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) accords in this field. CSBMs cannot be seen as an aim in themselves. They have to be incorporated in the broader, emerging security regime. If our security is threatened, both internally and externally (from territories far away from Europe), our counteraction must correspond to the new nature of these threats. Although played down, the concept of CSBMs is not a thing of the past and may be a useful instrument in addressing various kinds of security issues, including those on the Korean peninsula. There is an urgent need to start a serious discussion on the overall concept of arms control and CSBMs and its place in the security-building processes. The main forum for European CSBMs remains the OSCE, although arms control efforts are also being developed outside its remit. The promotion of endeavors in this field would be much enhanced by having the European Union and NATO engaged more deeply in it. The question of CSBM implementation in the contiguous areas of the states which share frontiers with non-European, non-OSCE states remains outstanding. The current circumstances on Europe's perimeter bear evidence that the OSCE community cannot defer the issue interminably. The OSCE Partners for Cooperation need to be further encouraged to follow and get involved in the CSBM/arms control processes.
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ID:
064819
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Apr-Jun 2005.
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ID:
015622
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Oct 1992.
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7-22
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ID:
009303
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Summer 1995.
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155-184
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ID:
063972
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ID:
060585
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Oct-Dec 2004.
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ID:
066673
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