Cyber-attack: What Goes Around, Comes Around! by Ken Barker

“…The Canadian Government recently introduced a new document entitled “Strong, Secure, and Engaged” (SSE) outlining Canada’s Defense Policy across a wide-range of its activities.   …”
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Unbreakable bonds: Serbian architects and the military (19th-21st century) by Kadijević Aleksandar

“…From the 19th century uprising period to the present day, Serbia has witnessed a controlled militarization of urban areas as part of its defense policy, with the army showcasing its fighting spirit and emphasizing its crucial role in the public security system. …”
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Cyber-attack: What Goes Around, Comes Around! by Ken Barker

“…The Canadian Government recently introduced a new document entitled “Strong, Secure, and Engaged” (SSE) outlining Canada’s Defense Policy across a wide-range of its activities.   …”
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Preserving the Civil Reserve Air Fleet: sustaining America’s emergency lifeline by Kent N. Gourdin

“…Sweeping changes occurring in global trade, commercial aviation, national defense policy and foreign relations suggest that changes will be needed to maintain the CRAF as a strategic defense transportation resource. …”
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Features of the legal and military dimension of US foreign policy by Dmytro Lakishyk

“…The aim of the article is to analyze the transformational aspect of US security and defense policy, the impact of which becomes more significant than technological innovation. …”
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KEBIJAKAN KEAMANAN AS PASCA 11 SEPTEMBER : ANALISIS TERHADAP DAMPAK KEBIJAKAN GEORGE W. BUSH �WAR ON TERRORISM� by , Sarah Munasari, , Drs. Dafri Agussalim, MA.

“…The Defense policy of US after WTC bombing on September 11th 2001 really switches the world politics. …”

The role of the United States in the European Union's decision-making on security policy: 2001-2005 by Oates, CR

“…The American role is explored with three case studies of EU security debates from 2001 to 2005: the discussion over EU security structure prompted by the April 29, 2003, Mini-Summit on European Security and Defense Policy; the political agreements surrounding the creation of the Galileo Global Navigation Satellite System; and the dispute over lifting the EU's arms embargo on the People's Republic of China. …”

Perspektywy reformy Wspólnej Polityki Bezpieczeństwa i Obrony Unii Europejskiej do 2025 roku. Autonomia strategiczna UE? by Janusz J. Węc

“…The research objective of the paper is to highlight the prospects for the implementation of the main directions of the reform of the Common Security and Defense Policy (CSDP) of the European Union until 2025. …”
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EVOLUTION OF CONFLICT STUDIES IN THE INTERNATIONAL SECURITY CONTEXT IN POST-SOVIET RUSSIA by A. I. Nikitin

“…Article considers role of various institutes of the Russian Academy of Science, research centers including Russian Council on International Affairs, Council on Foreign and Defense Policy? Russian Pugwash Committee, Center for Political and International studies, Moscow Carnegie Center, Russian institute for Strategic Studies, Institute for the USA and Canada Studies, etc. …”
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Evolution Of Conflict Studies In The International Security Context In Post-Soviet Russia by Alexander Ivanovich Nikitin

“…Article considers role of various institutes of the Russian Academy of Science, research centers including Russian Council on International Affairs, Council on Foreign and Defense Policy? Russian Pugwash Committee, Center for Political and International studies, Moscow Carnegie Center, Russian institute for Strategic Studies, Institute for the USA and Canada Studies, etc. …”
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Germany in multipolar world and Serbia's strategic options by Ćurčić Petar S.

“…Berlin's tendency to further strengthen the institutions, monetary, foreign and defense policy of the European Union has been present for decades. …”
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17.953 U.S. Military Budget and Force Planning, Fall 2004 by Williams, Cindy

“…This course is for students who want to know how the dollars we spend on national security relate to military forces, systems, and policy choices, and who wish to develop a personal tool kit for framing and assessing defense policy alternatives. The course aims to familiarize students with budgetary concepts and processes; to examine relationships among strategy, forces, and budgets; to explore tradeoffs among the main categories of defense spending; and to develop frameworks for identifying the costs of new military policies. …”
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The Role of China’s “Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence” in Establishing a Multipolar World Order by A. A. Nechai

“…PRC officials are convinced that the conflict was provoked by NATO’s eastward expansion and that it is part of Russia’s defense policy, as NATO expansion poses a direct threat to Russian national security. …”
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An integrated model-based approach to improving project control in Department of Defense acquisition by Carson, Christopher E. (Christopher Everett)

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17.460 Defense Politics, Fall 2002 by Sapolsky, Harvey M.

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Insiders and outsiders : nuclear arms control experts in Cold War America by Wilson, Benjamin Tyler

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Taiwan’s defense under the Tsai administration by Wu, Shang-su

“…The Tsai Ing-wen administration of Taiwan has taken a different approach in various defense policies compared to its predecessor. Several military build-up projects are aimed at strengthening Taiwan’s defense in the context of China’s rising military power, but they are unlikely to significantly ameliorate the island’s inferior military status, due to several vulnerabilities.…”
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Mission Unaccounted: Japan’s Shift of Role in US Extended Nuclear Deterrence by Kimiaki Kawai

“…To answer this question, this article first analyzes changes both in Japanese policymakers’ understanding of US extended nuclear deterrence and the concept of nuclear deterrence, and the shift of Japan’s defense policies. Next, a comparison of deliberations in the National Diet of Japan during the Cold War and after the Cold War, and Japan’s defense policies during the Cold War and after the Cold War, respectively, reveals that while policymakers’ understanding of US extended nuclear deterrence and the concept of nuclear deterrence have not really changed, the security challenges surrounding Japan have shifted in focus from deterrence to response in the recognition of policymakers. …”
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The Law of Majorities by Liav Orgad

“…More generally, can a liberal democracy restrict immigration and/or access to citizenship in order to protect the „majority culture” and still remain liberal? Cultural defense policies are mushrooming in Europe, as refugees and migrants from Africa, Central Asia and the Middle East ­ many of them Muslims ­ keep coming to our shores in unprecedented numbers. …”
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The Deepth of Turkish-Nato Defense Cooperation by Meral Balcı

“…It has integrated NATO's policies into its own security and defense policies. It allowed the establishment of military bases and facilities and the keeping of personnel within the country. …”
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