Do good fences make good neighbors? : what history teaches us about strategic barriers and international security / Brent L Sterling.

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STERLING Brent L

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TextPublication details: Washington DC : Georgetown University Press , 2009Description: xiii, 354 pISBN:

9781589015715 (hbk) :

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Summary: Study of the value of a selection of strategic defense systems including Hadrian's Wall in Britian, the Grerat Wall of China, France's fortified boundaries such as the Maginot Line, and Israel's Bar-Lev Line.

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Study of the value of a selection of strategic defense systems including Hadrian's Wall in Britian, the Grerat Wall of China, France's fortified boundaries such as the Maginot Line, and Israel's Bar-Lev Line.

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