Casualty evacuation in Korea, 1950-53: the British experience by Harrison, M

“…The Korean War was the first conflict in which helicopters were used extensively for casualty evacuation but their contribution to medical evacuation at that time is disputed. …”

SPECIFICS OF GERMAN FOREIGN POLICY IN THE MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICA by Г А Ханнанова

“…Based on historical method, author considers the development of German foreign policy in the Arab world, examining the main aspects of the colonial policy of German empire on the threshold of the First and Second World Wars, as well as the prerequisites of the intensification of German-Arabic contacts in the period of Cold War. …”
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Malaysia’s China policy in the post-Mahathir era : a neoclassical realist explanation by Kuik, Cheng-Chwee

“…First, there was a shift from hostility and guarded rapprochement during the Cold War to cordiality and maturing partnership in the post-Cold War era. …”
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Towards Cementing International Law through Renaissance of the United Nations Charter by A. N. Vylegzhanin, Tim Potier, E. A. Torkunova

“…Even some western European States, France and Germany, first of all opposed such military action of the USA for ignoring the UN Charter. …”
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Kentish politics and public opinion, 1768-1832 by Humphries, P, Humphries, P. L.

“…After 1784 reform was eclipsed, first by the all-embracing struggle among the partisans of Pitt and Fox, and then by the dark menace of Jacobin and Napoleonic France, but in the context of public awareness and participation, the fall of the Coalition and the Regency crisis, together with the formation of Reevite committees, corresponding societies and the Volunteers, gave these turbulent decades a lasting significance. …”

Dynamics of conflict and revolution in Iraq and Tunisia by Barrie, C

“…Relying on a theoretical synthesis of propositions from both social psychology and political sociology, I show that war can be generative of common intergroup identities when organizational structures exist to enable interethnic cooperation. …”

Stories of a failed nation; Sudanese politics 1945–69 by Mihatsch, MA

“…</p> <p>The thesis argues that the contradictory positions of the parties created a dual deadlock, which led to a breakdown of democracy. Firstly, due to reciprocal distrust, widely diverging platforms, and generally the difficulty of forming coalition governments, especially in the absence of a democratic tradition, coalitions became extremely unstable and politicians were forced to invest a lot of time and effort to keep coalitions alive and in consequence concrete political actions did not receive enough attention. …”

Piłsudski and parliament by Polonsky, A, Antony Polonsky

“…<p>The new Polish state which emerged after the First World War adopted a highly democratic constitution based upon that or the Third French Republic. …”

On death ground : why weak states resist great powers explaining coercion failure in asymmetric interstate conflict by Haun, Phil M

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The relation of socialist principles to British Labour foreign policy, 1945-51 by Rose, R, Rose, C. Richard

“…The leaders of the Party learned, during the Coalition of World War II, how difficult these problems were. …”

Factors Affecting the Change in the Strategies of Sweden Democrat Party Behavior by Reza Rahmati

“…This type of behavior can be seen especially in multi-party coalition systems. Especially in systems where the distance between the first party and other parties is greater and it is not possible to achieve a maximum of 50+1 votes and formation of government, and parties are forced to form alliances with other parties. …”
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Insurgent armies : explaining military loyalty after rebel victory by Martin, Philip Andrew, author.

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The parliamentary right in France, 1905-1919 by Anderson, M

“…It also illustrates the evolution of the parliamentary tactics of the Right from disapproval of all anticlerical ministries to obvious preference for some ministries and eventually during the First World War, to support for governments. <p>Some deputies and senators of the Right expressed views on the way in which society should be organised and on possible methods of resolving social discord. …”

South Asian Muslim politics, 1937-1958 by Samad, Y, Yunas Samad

“…Mirza was determined to prevent the anti-One Unit opposition from coming to power in a coalition with the Awami League. Such a coalition probably would have dismantled the unitary structures which had been imposed by the military-bureaucratic oligarchy. …”

Explaining cohesion, fragmentation, and control in insurgent groups by Staniland, Paul Stephen

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JAPANS’S CHINA STRATEGY by A. A. Kireeva

“…Japan’s China strategy in the aftermath of World War II prior to 2010-2011 can be characterized as engagement with elements of containment. …”
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Truth, Racial Healing, and Transformation: Creating Public Sentiment

“…These truth-telling efforts have been used most often to reunite previously warring factions, the most widely recognized of which is the South African TRC process. …”
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An unexpected ally: the influence of alcohol on the course of military campaigns in Rus` in the eleventh – twelfth centuries by Vitaliy Nagirnyy

“…All these events were part of the great war for Kyiv, fought by various coalitions of Russian princes. …”
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A growing space for dialogue : the case of street vending in Nairobi's Central Business District by Kamunyori, Sheila Wanjiru

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The Age of Interdependence by Peter van Dam

“…The introduction to this issue first relates the articles to the international historiography on sustainability and elaborates their shared approach. …”
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