| Introduction: peacebuilding in an era of pragmatism
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2018 |
Moe, Louise Wiuff |
| British foreign policy and the national interest
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2014 |
Edmunds, Timothy |
| Organizing for British national strategy
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2014 |
Evans, Alexander |
| Waiting for Kant: devaluing and delegitimizing nuclear weapons
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2014 |
Ritchie, Nick |
| Origins of the norm against chemical weapons
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2014 |
Jefferson, Catherine |
| The peace movement : overview of a British brand leader
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2014 |
Ceadel, Martin |
| The origins of the First World War
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2014 |
Strachan, Hew |
| 1914 and 2014 : should we be worried?
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2014 |
MacMillan, Margaret |
| Leaving Vietnam : Nixon, Kissinger and Ford, 1969-1975 ; part two: January 1972-January 1973
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2014 |
Warner, Geoffrey |
| After independence? The challenges and benefits of Scottish–UK defence cooperation
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2014 |
Fleming, Colin |
| Environmental insecurity and fortress mentality
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2014 |
WHITE, ROB |
| The roots to peace in the Democratic Republic of Congo: conservation as a platform for green development
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2014 |
Milburn, Richard |
| A call for a new Japanese foreign policy : the dilemmas of a stakeholder state
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2014 |
Inoguchi, Takashi |
| Russian 'deniable' intervention in Ukraine : how and why Russia broke the rules
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2014 |
Allison, Roy |
| Strategic taboos : chemical weapons and US foreign policy
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2014 |
Bentley, Michelle |
| Reconciliation and research in Afghanistan : an analytical narrative
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2014 |
Waldman, Thomas |
| The First World War and the transformations of the state
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2014 |
Purseigle, Pierre |
| A century on the edge : from Cold War to hot world, 1945-2045
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2014 |
Rogers, Paul |
| The UN and the African Union in Mali and beyond : a shotgun wedding?
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2014 |
Weiss, Thomas G. |
| Human conflict and ecosystem services : finding the environmental price of warfare
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2014 |
Francis, Robert A. |
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