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Kathleen J. McInnissuccess, three implications for bank management have become apparent; first, bank plans must be built around market needs — not market needs in general — but the identified needs of the bank’s branches’ own trading area. Thus planning should not only reflect the economic and demographic character of

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Kathleen J. McInnissuccess, three implications for bank management have become apparent; first, bank plans must be built around market needs — not market needs in general — but the identified needs of the bank’s branches’ own trading area. Thus planning should not only reflect the economic and demographic character of

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,The Puzzle of Coalition “Defection”,rceptions of political and military risk. Yet the choice of how to defect—whether to completely withdraw forces or instead find another, less risky way to participate—is largely a function of alliance and international pressures to remain engaged. As such, this chapter lays out the analytic puzzle o

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Understanding Contemporary Military Coalitions and Coalition Defection, augments the extant literature by conceptualizing and explaining contemporary military coalitions themselves; identifying the many reasons why states join them, and what impact those reasons can have on state decision-making related to continued participation; identifying what constitutes defection

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Canada in Afghanistan,tan in 2011 and replace them with a follow-on training mission in Kabul. At first glance, the decision seems surprising: as will be detailed later in this chapter, Canada expended enormous resources and took significant casualties in southern Afghanistan, such that deploying a follow-on force was an