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Why do they serve? changes and differences in motives of danish soldiers deployed to peace keeping and peace enforcing missions/ Stephanie Vincent LYK Jensen

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JENSEN Stephanie Vincent Lyk

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In: Defence and Peace Economics: Vol 29, No. 3, May 2018, pp. 312-334Summary: This paper investigates what motivates young people to volunteer the peace-keeping or peace-enforcing missions and how their motives change between pre-and post deployment.

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This paper investigates what motivates young people to volunteer the peace-keeping or peace-enforcing missions and how their motives change between pre-and post deployment.

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