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INTERNAL THREATS (8) answer(s).
 
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ID:   171539


Challenges to prevention of nuclear terrorism / Khanijo, Roshan   Journal Article
Khanijo, Roshan Journal Article
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ID:   098736


Containing aggression in the context of the new military doctri / Sirotinin, Ye S   Journal Article
Sirotinin, Ye S Journal Article
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Publication 2010.
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ID:   149747


Double trouble: Jordan negotiates internal and external threats / Najib, Mohammed   Journal Article
Najib, Mohammed Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract A relative oasis of stability in a troubled region, Jordan is nonetheless contending with multiple internal pressures that could yet destabilise it. Mohammed Najib surveys the security challenges facing the kingdom following the 20 September elections.
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ID:   133135


From weakness to strength: the political roots of security sector reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina / Berg, Louis-Alexandre   Journal Article
Berg, Louis-Alexandre Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
Summary/Abstract The mixed results of efforts to reform the governance of security forces in the aftermath of conflict require deeper examination of the political constraints that shape statebuilding processes. In Bosnia and Herzegovina, attempts to restructure and centralize the security forces led to a substantial though incomplete reform of the military, but limited impact on the police forces. These uneven results are rooted in the nature of political coalitions that constrain recipient leaders and shape their interaction with external actors. While Bosnian leaders mostly relied on a cohesive political base that favoured close links between political parties and the police forces, fragmentation within these parties generated internal threats that enabled reforms to the military. This case demonstrates the limits of external influence without changes to underlying political conditions.
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ID:   139643


Geo-politico situation: Indian armed forces and higher defence organisations-transformation and future strategy / Gadeock, S K   Article
Gadeock, S K Article
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ID:   141583


New jihadi threats to India: changing dynamics of proxy war / Karim, Afsir   Article
Karim, Afsir Article
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Key Words Proxy War  ;  India  ;  LOC  ;  New Dynamics  ;  Internal Threats  ;  Pakistani Terrorist  ; 
ISIL  ;  New Jihadi Threats 
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ID:   087597


Principles of war: need for re-evaluation in context of the Indian experience / Arvind, Ashwin   Journal Article
Arvind, Ashwin Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
Summary/Abstract This paper endeavours to collate all the enunciated principles of war. It examines their relevance across the dimensions and spectrum of conflict that the country is likely to face and suggests a set of principles that would the test in future.
Key Words India  ;  Six Day War  ;  External Threats  ;  Internal Threats  ;  Principles 
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South Asia militaries threats securities / Nair, Vijai K   Journal Article
Nair, Vijai K Journal Article
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Publication 2012.
Summary/Abstract South Asia comprises all countries from Pakistan in the West; Afghanistan in the North; Myanmar to the East; and the Indian Ocean on the south. Countries that till recently, were ruled by colonial powers that imposed their own brand of governance in keeping with their interests rather than those of the native people. It was only as recently as the mid-20th century that these nations shed the colonial yoke and started to develop indigenous means of governance (monarchical, democratic, autocratic, or totalitarian) as behooved historical national systems. These countries fell into the category of 'developing nations.' Unlike the more advanced western colonial powers, the agricultural and industrial revolutions in South Asia came about simultaneously and as late as the mid-20th century accompanied by the phenomenal socioeconomic turbulence that affected governance and its evolution in the 'developing nations.'
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