British national strategy : who does it? / Hew Strachan.
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Parameters The US Army War College Quarterly : Vol 43 No 2, Summer 2013, pp. 43-52 (83)Summary: Britain is not good at making national strategy, a matter raised by several parliamentary committees in the last three years. This article suggests several explanations of why this might be the case.
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Britain is not good at making national strategy, a matter raised by several parliamentary committees in the last three years. This article suggests several explanations of why this might be the case.
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