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Non-traditional security dilemmas : can military operations other than war intensify security competition in Asia/ Erik Lin-Greenberg

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GREENBERG-Lin Erik

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ASIA -- SECURITY

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In: Asian Security: Vol 14, No. 3, 2018, pp. 212-228 (21A)Summary: The article analyses overlook whether non-traditional security operations drive security competition if perceived as threatening.

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The article analyses overlook whether non-traditional security operations drive security competition if perceived as threatening.

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