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Themed Studies
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The papers are listed in date descending order.
Section Library
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Themed Study - TS 17 |
Vehicle survivability in Afghanistan: counter-insurgency versus force protection
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Themed Study - TS16 |
The nexus between Weapons Technical Intelligence and Biometrics in Afghanistan (September 2010) by Alex Shone |
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Themed Study - TS 15 |
Counter IED strategy: shooting the archers, not arrows |
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Themed Studies - TS13 |
Oil Wars By Professor Renfrew Christie |
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Themed Studies - TS12A |
Unmanned aerial vehicles: Issues and Outlook 2006 |
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Themed Study - TS14 |
Oil and Africa By Professor Renfrew Christie |
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Themed Studies - TS11B |
UNDERSTANDING OPTIONS FOR CHANGE 15 YEARS ON |
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Themed Studies - TS11A |
Understanding Options for Change 15 years on - Executive Summary |
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Themed Studies - TS10 |
Advanced US Defence Capabilities - an introduction |
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Themed Studies - TS7 |
Digitization of the battlespace |
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Themed Studies - TS6 |
Micro air vehicles |
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Themed Studies - TS5 |
Wars Downstream - Potential for conflict arising from hydrological time bombs |
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Themed Studies - TS4 |
The promise and pitfalls of technology - The strategic impact of high technology |
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Themed Studies - TS9 |
Global Warming: A National Security Threat |
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Themed Studies - TS2 |
Perception and conflict - Psychological understanding of conflict |
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Themed Studies - TS8 |
Applying Stealth |
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Themed Studies - TS1 |
Defence and globalisation- The strategic impact of the process of globalisation |
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