Punching above their weight - the role of small nations in global operations/ Gerrard Cowan
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IHS Jane's Defence Weekly Vol.54, Issue 31, 02 August 2017, pp.20-26 (122/DA)Summary: The United States, China, Russia, and other large nations are the world's greatest military powers, acting as the dominant players in their regions and beyond. However smaller nations make a range of significant contributions, particularly in their work with multilateral institutions and military missions. This article investigates.
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The United States, China, Russia, and other large nations are the world's greatest military powers, acting as the dominant players in their regions and beyond. However smaller nations make a range of significant contributions, particularly in their work with multilateral institutions and military missions. This article investigates.
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