War and defence
Cold War Ruralism: civil defence planning, country ways and the founding of the UK’s Royal Observer Corps' fallout monitoring posts network
... civil defence planners perhaps saw little reason to seek the support of urbanists in the development of their own schemes, and of which few saw any physical ...civil defence instigated development ...1950s ...
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The German Defence System of the Grève de Goulven (Finistère—FR) during the World War II
... the war of the United States on 14 December 1941 that made evident the necessity of a Neue Westwall (new West ...coasts defence against possible allied ...
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Nationalist Defence: Just Whose Agenda Is It? A Look at the Placement of Women in Zimbabwe?s Liberation War Novels
... When analysing the role of gender in conflict the first myth that needs to be exploded is that of the absence of women from the battleground. As this paper examines the placement of women in issues of national ...
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1942, the Pacific War, and the defence of New Zealand : a thesis presented in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Philosophy in Defence and Strategic Studies at Massey University, New Zealand
... The Anglo-German arms race intensified in the decade before the First World War, with the German Navy developing a Pacific Fleet and bases, which threatened British imperial interests. The anchorages at German ...
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Cold War anticommunism and the defence of white supremacy in the southern United States
... US war in Vietnam, they regarded it not as an anticommunist issue, but as a race ...Cold War ‘historic bloc’ was finished, consumed in the overthrow of white-world ...
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Cometh the Hour, cometh the nation: local Level opinion and defence preparations prior to the Second World War, November 1937 – September 1939
... of war brought a huge sigh of relief but acted as a wake-up call, triggering the beginnings of a change in the national mood towards one of ensuring that the country was prepared for the ...
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In defence of Ontogenesis and for a general ecology of war
... of war and its causes’ 48 that Bartelson traces back at least to Carl von ...of war as a quasi-numinous power ‘capable of producing substances only because it lacked a substance of its ...specify war ...
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Security and Defence Forum
... SDF centres participated in a five-day NATO briefing tour. The tour allowed participants to further their understanding of Canada’s role in Europe’s evolving security framework. In addition to briefings by officials at ...
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Reputation and cooperation in defence
... Sociologists and social psychologists have long been aware of this phenomenon, and have argued that “war with outsiders... makes peace inside” (Sumner, 1906; Campbell, 1965). Social identity theo- rists explain ...
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In defence of ‘political faith'
... a war on Islam’ has been that, on the contrary, ‘Islam’ has simply become a term suited to reduce complex social grievances under the definition of ‘radical Islam’ or ‘political ...
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Defence-oriented industrialization, perestroika and ending the cold war : a case study of USSR's alteration of its policy towards northeast Asia
... World War II, Soviet leaders were convinced that military alliance systems in Europe and Asia organized and maintained by the United States were all directed against the ...of defence-oriented ...
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"The impact of European defence cooperation on French defence policy and planning"
... President and Chancellor Helmut Kohl formulated their joint proposals on EMU and EPU, including the proposal that Europe should "define and implement a common foreign and security policy"7. In the immediate ...
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The dynamics of an evolving European security and defence policy being accelerated by a shift in global security governance with the end of the cold war
... post-cold war era not exclude that the EU might acquire military capabilities in order to comply to this peace-sustaining ...and Defence policy the EU anticipates much higher ambitions as it is ...
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In Defence Of Disco (Again)
... University of East London Institutional Repository http //roar uel ac uk This paper is made available online in accordance with publisher policies Please scroll down to view the document itself Please[.] ...
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On the macroevolution of antipredator defence
... of defence is challenging in part because defences often impose varied forms of opportunity ...antipredator defence requires that a prey restricts its activity through cryptic ...
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The defence industry in Scotland
... of defence capability at the regional ...existing defence budgets proves to be unsustainable across Europe, the case for pooling resources does appear to strengthen and any move towards greater cooperation ...
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Evolutionarily stable defence and signalling of that defence
... We examine the evolution and maintenance of defence and conspicuousness in prey species using a game theoretic model. In contrast to previous works, predators can raise as well as lower their attack probabilities ...
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The psychophysiology of the defence reaction
... whether physiological responses to complex, affective visual stimuli could be characterized as ORs and DRs, Forehead BVP was recorded as an index of forehead vasomotor responding"' Chang[r] ...
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The Excavation of the Privateer Defence
... (Drawmg by Peter Hentschel.).. The wreck site was discovered in 1972 and reported to the Maine State Museum which granted a permit to the discoverers, faculty and[r] ...
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Management Guidelines. for. Defence
... of Defence and most importantly how to ensure that where staff are able to work flexibly there is a positive result for both the individual and the Group / ...team. Defence is committed to providing and ...
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