Lacunae in the study of culture in international security / Christopher P Twomey
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Contemporary Security Policy Vol 29, No 2, August 2008, pp.338-357 (104)Summary: Assessment of the limitations of the literature on strategic culture that suggests policy makers should not expect much predictive usefulness from it.
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Assessment of the limitations of the literature on strategic culture that suggests policy makers should not expect much predictive usefulness from it.
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