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Toward a comprehensive theory of war making in the developing world: a review essay
Date
2005
Abstract
Wars are a recurring feature of world history. Since 1800, a new war between established nation-states has occurred approximately every six to ten years.1 Yet, despite the obvious importance of military power to intra- and inter-state politics, relatively few political scientists have attempted to determine what factors influence a state’s capacity to generate military power and make war
Supervisor
Description
peer-reviewed
Publisher
University of Calgary, Centre for Military and Strategic Studies
Citation
Journal of Military and Strategic Studies;7 (4)