Keyword [Security policy]
Result: 161 - 180 | Page: 9 of 10 |
| 161. | Whispering to the prince: Academic experts and national security policy formulation in Brazil, South Africa and Canada |
| 162. | The cultural formulation of national security policy in the United States and Japan |
| 163. | Implementing U.S. security strategy in the 21st century: A three-part examination of the evolving role of the military in American foreign and security policy |
| 164. | Does Tension Make Greater Integration Possible in the Common Foreign and Security Policy of the European Union? An Analysis through the Kosovo Conflic |
| 165. | Foreign policy analysis and the EU Common Foreign and Security Policy: Understanding the formal and informal decision-making processes |
| 166. | Preventing the 'Red Lake': United States national security policy in the Commonwealth Caribbean, 1962--1983 |
| 167. | Contemporary Polish security policy: Are NATO benefits at risk |
| 168. | The inlined reference monitor approach to security policy enforcement |
| 169. | Nuclear reactions: National security policy, culture, and environment in the Nevada Test Site region, 1950--1958 |
| 170. | Deterrence and clarity: United States security policy in the Asian-Pacific, 1950--1970 |
| 171. | Tactical victories and strategic losses: The evolution of environmental security (United States, Norway) |
| 172. | Canada's non-imperial internationalism in Africa: Understanding Canada's security policy in the AU and ECOWAS |
| 173. | Creating insecurity: Realism, constructivism, and United States security policy |
| 174. | United States foreign policy and European security policy in the Balkans, 1991--2001: An investigation into divergent approaches to crisis management and conflict resolution |
| 175. | Change and continuity in United States efforts at nuclear non-proliferation from 1945 to 2000: Preventing nuclear flows into Korea |
| 176. | Red, gray, and blue: A security environment approach to national security policy countering emerging threats targeting critical infrastructure |
| 177. | Explaining security policy dynamics in South Korea: How political institutions respond to internal and external changes |
| 178. | Common Foreign and Security Policy: An aspect of European political integration |
| 179. | Defense planning and military expenditure in Korea: An analysis of national security policy for an uncertain era |
| 180. | The role of elite activism in changing security policy: The cases of Ceausescu, Sadat, Nixon, and Gorbachev (Nicolae Ceausescu, Anwar Sadat, Richard M. Nixon, Mikhail Gorbachev, Romania, Egypt, Soviet Union) |
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