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Submarine capabilities and conventional deterrence in southeast Asia/ Jan Joel Andersson

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ANDERSSON Jan Joel

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In: Contemporary Security Policy December 2015, Vol.36, No.3, pp.473-497 (104)Summary: This article draws on deterrence theory and analyse the significance of submarine proliferaton in Southeast Asia on the strategic balance in the region.

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This article draws on deterrence theory and analyse the significance of submarine proliferaton in Southeast Asia on the strategic balance in the region.

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