Titlebook: Sampling Spatial Units for Agricultural Surveys; Roberto Benedetti,Federica Piersimoni,Paolo Postig Book 2015 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heide

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Roberto Benedetti,Federica Piersimoni,Paolo Postiglione strategies chosen rather than others? The security of`weak‘ states is problematic, demanding trade-offs in the decisionsmade. Using 19th century Swedish security policy as an example, it isargued here that small states, in their pursuit of security andautonomy, face a dilemma between abandonment an

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