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Networking the global maritime partnership/ Stephanie Hszieh

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HSZIEH Stephanie

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GALDORISI George, McKEARNEY Terry, SUTTON Darren

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In: Naval War College Review Vol 65, No 2, Spring 2012, pp.11-29Summary: This article highlights how the difficulties of multinational naval networking are greater today, and require solutions more urgently than ever. The work of a five-nation technical cooperation program offers a promising model for addressing them effectively.

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This article highlights how the difficulties of multinational naval networking are greater today, and require solutions more urgently than ever. The work of a five-nation technical cooperation program offers a promising model for addressing them effectively.

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