Titlebook: Armed Forces and the Welfare Societies: Challenges in the 1980s; Britain, the Netherl Gwyn Harries-Jenkins (Deputy Director and Head of Bo

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-06425-0science and technology; society; welfare

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The International Institute for Strategic Studies 1982

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2947-2482 Overview: 978-1-349-06425-0Series ISSN 2947-2482 Series E-ISSN 2947-2490

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Research review on executive pay,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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Defence with Less Money? The British Experience,udget. To economists, the problem is one of allocating scarce resources between civil and defence goods in an effort to achieve ‘maximum welfare for society’. In this context, the objectives of defence policy have been summarized by successive British governments in terms of such ‘goods’ as security

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