Titlebook: Britain and N. A. T. O.‘s Northern Flank; Geoffrey Till (Principal Lecturer) Book 1988 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publish

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A Change in British Priorities?e enforced political domination of the Eurasian land mass by the Soviet Union, I see no question but that the big arrow is one which drives, as so often in history, across the northern plains of Central Europe.

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Digital Twin in a Dairy Factorylity.. Regardless of varying Nordic security orientations today, there remains a strong streak of Nordic ‘isolationism’ — a genuine desire to stay out of harm’s way, to be on the sidelines of the greater goings-on.

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Lecture Notes in Networks and Systemscision-makers by planners in Moscow responsible for this area in Soviet thinking. It would have been helpful, of course, if we had access to such a study. But in its absence — the normal situation in the Soviet Union — let me try to offer you the views that it might contain.

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Managing and Modelling Complex Projects global options and capabilities that were demonstrated so explicitly in Summerex 85. In Germany, these events helped to switch the focus to some extent from the Central Front to the Northern Flank; its importance for European defence is now more widely recognized.

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The Security Context: A Soviet Viewcision-makers by planners in Moscow responsible for this area in Soviet thinking. It would have been helpful, of course, if we had access to such a study. But in its absence — the normal situation in the Soviet Union — let me try to offer you the views that it might contain.