The shared challenges of personnel reform in Sweden and Taiwan / Li-Chung Yuan.
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RUSI Newsbrief Vol 33 No 5, September 2013, pp.17-19 (129)Summary: In 2009 both Sweden and Taiwan, for different reasons, changed from conscription to all volunteer forces. This article compares their experiences so far.
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In 2009 both Sweden and Taiwan, for different reasons, changed from conscription to all volunteer forces. This article compares their experiences so far.
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