Reopen a joint school of military government and administration? / Brent C Bankus and James O Kievit
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Small Wars & Insurgencies Vol 19 No 1, March 2008, pp.137-143 (97)Summary: In view of the extent to which the America's armed forces are involved in long term stabilisation efforts this article puts the case for the re-establishment of a school for military government last undertaken during the Second World War.
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In view of the extent to which the America's armed forces are involved in long term stabilisation efforts this article puts the case for the re-establishment of a school for military government last undertaken during the Second World War.
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