Keyword [Weapon]
Result: 181 - 200 | Page: 10 of 10 |
| 181. | Sex as a weapon: The war on terror and just war theory |
| 182. | The people's nuclear weapon: Strategic culture, path dependence, and China's nuclear weapon program, 1955-2011 |
| 183. | Understanding Mass Rape in Genocide: A New Perspective on a Deadly Weapon of War |
| 184. | How the weapons we buy shape the policy we make: Military technology, foreign policy, and civilian control of the military |
| 185. | Political Economy of Military Weapon Systems Acquisitions |
| 186. | The least condemned war crime: Why is rape such an effective weapon of war |
| 187. | Risk, Treatment Amenability, and the Nature of Weapon: Influences on Juvenile Judges' Transfer Decisions |
| 188. | Gender differentiation: How infliction of injury, weapon use, intoxicating substances, and violence rationale affects an officer's decision to arrest the male, female or both involved parties |
| 189. | 'The truth is our weapon': The relationship between rhetoric and policy in Eisenhower administration diplomacy, 1953--1959 |
| 190. | Analyses of physical abuse, sexual abuse, and weapon accessibility among juvenile murderers |
| 191. | Fighting back: Victim weapon use and subsequent assault and injury |
| 192. | Is the police dog a weapon or a tool? A study of use of force and police service dogs |
| 193. | Factors that impact adolescent weapon carrying and violent behaviors |
| 194. | A longitudinal study of weapon ownership and use among inner-city youth |
| 195. | Oregon's carry concealed weapon laws: A historical review of the right to personal protection |
| 196. | An assessment of the hypervelocity weapon system in an extended air defense environment |
| 197. | Pakistan's quest for regional parity: Nuclear weapon proliferation and its motivations |
| 198. | The multiple dimensions of fear of crime, neighborhood cohesion and protective weapon ownership |
| 199. | This weapon called peace: The doctrine and strategy of Soviet arms control and disarmament policy, 1945-1985 |
| 200. | The Organizational Weapon: Ruling Parties in Authoritarian Regimes |
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