Militarized states/ Joshua Kurlantzick
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Newsweek November 29, 2010, pp.20-23Summary: Provides an overview of the regional arms race amongst Asia's governments - looking at the nations' political stability (internal and external), defence spending and procurement.
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Provides an overview of the regional arms race amongst Asia's governments - looking at the nations' political stability (internal and external), defence spending and procurement.
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