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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8350-9391-1’ to maintain armed forces of a traditional kind. To an understandable extent the question is often seen as an economic issue. Discussion is frequently based on relatively simple equations which identify, for example, the cost of a missile system as more than the national income of some developing c

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Research review on director pay,eet the social, economic and political costs of keeping in being armed forces in their traditional form. An initial conclusion that can be drawn from the evidence which is discussed in the case studies presented here is that increasingly these countries will find it hard to meet their historic oblig

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Citizens in Arms: The Swedish Model,of the seventeeth century was founded on eastward expansion and foundered in conflict with the rising Russian Empire. During the nineteenth century Sweden gradually accepted the position of a minor European power; subsequently a tradition of neutrality evolved, slowly but steadily.

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