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Threats and civil -military relations : explaining Singapore's 'trickle down' military innovation/ Evan A Laksmana

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LAKSMANA Evan A

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In: Defence & Security Analysis : Vol.33, Issue 4. 2017, pp.347-365 (94)Summary: This article argues evolutionary peacetime military innovation is more likely to occur in a state with a unified civil-military relation and whose military faces a high level diverse set of threats.

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This article argues evolutionary peacetime military innovation is more likely to occur in a state with a unified civil-military relation and whose military faces a high level diverse set of threats.

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