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ID:
017142
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Feb/March 1994.
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38-40
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ID:
006593
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New York, Oxford University Press, 1996.
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xi, 228p.
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0198291736
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ID:
072793
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2005.
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This article highlights four key aspects of British ballistic missile defence policy. These are, first, the Anglo-American connection; second, the participation in American-led 'coalitions of the willing'; third, the role of NATO; and, fourth, the role of the defence industry. These four factors operate inside a strategic culture of 'instinctive Atlanticism' coupled with a Europeanist trend in recent years. Developments in the United States are likely to be more influential in British policy than missile proliferation. An American offer of BMD coverage of the UK homeland, perhaps as part of the American system, might be attractive, but the lack of a strong pro-missile defence constituency in Britain, other than in the defence industry, probably means that it is only in this context that London would make such a decision.
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ID:
068568
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054486
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Jul-Dec 2004.
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ID:
065036
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ID:
005865
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Springfield, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, 1995.
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v, 67p.
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013927
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April 1992.
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28-29
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ID:
022638
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Summer 2002.
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30-36
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062290
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ID:
065637
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1998.
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p.92-111
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054491
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Jul-Dec 2004.
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ID:
054599
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Monterey, Center for Nonproliferation Studies, 2001.
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iv, 75p.
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Occasional paper; no.5
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054488
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Jul-Dec 2004.
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061975
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ID:
022637
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Summer 2002.
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21-29
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ID:
049711
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California, Center for Nonproliferation Studies, 2003.
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55p.
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Occasional Paper; no. 12
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188535004X
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| 047336 | 358.174/MOL 047336 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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ID:
001792
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Hampshire, macmillan Press, 2000.
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xiii, 276p.
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Southampton studies in international policy
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Forwarded by Lawrence Freedman
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0312226187
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ID:
076779
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2007.
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After a temporary downturn in many Asian states after the 1997 Economic Crisis defence expenditures are rising again. Although most states put internal and transborder security issues at the top of their list of potential threats, an examination of recent trends in regional defence expenditure trends and weapons acquisition patterns belies this. Resources are being directed predominately toward externally oriented weapons systems such as fighter aircraft, surface ships, submarines, and missiles of all types. The dramatic accumulation of such potentially destabilizing weapons systems, particularly in Asia's traditional flashpoints, risks fuelling competitive arms processes throughout the region.
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ID:
005924
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New York, Council of Foreign Relations Press, 1993.
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xv, 107p.
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0876091494
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| 037286 | 355.825119/BUN 037286 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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