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Internationalism as Encounter: Grassroots Diplomacy on the San Francisco‐to‐Moscow March, 1960–61
History, Volume 111, Issue 394, Page 108-126, January 2026.Abstract This article discusses the ‘Global March for Peace’ of 1960–61 – an initiative that took a group of activists from San Francisco to Moscow, crossing countries on both sides of the Cold War divide. While the general development of this march is well known, this article offers a fresh perspective in several ways.
SOPHIE SCOTT‐BROWN
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Unidentified but Not Unknown: Evaluating the Phonetic Naming System in a UK Trauma Centre. [PDF]
CureusMahajan U +5 more
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New Tasks of the Hungarian Military Intelligence Office after NATO Accession
, 2000 Laszlo Botz
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The Dynamics of European Economic Systems Amid the Russia–Ukraine Conflict: A Cybernetics Approach
The American Journal of Economics and Sociology, Volume 85, Issue 1, Page 129-148, January 2026.ABSTRACT This study analyzes the dynamics of European economic systems in the context of the Russia–Ukraine conflict, employing a cybernetics approach and advanced econometric models. Based on the premise that national economies operate as complex adaptive systems, the study investigates the impact of geopolitical shocks on macroeconomic equilibrium ...
Ionuț Nica +3 more
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Development of a set of value-based healthcare preconditions supporting military trauma patients in military operations: a Delphi study. [PDF]
BMJ Openvan der Wal H +4 more
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#SOSRioDoce e #1AnoDeLamaELuta: um estudo sobre a recuperação de documentos nato-digitais
, 2018 Taciana Sene Lúcio
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Telling NATO’s story of Afghanistan: Gender and the alliance’s digital diplomacy
, 2019 K. Wright
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Adjustment costs and fluctuations in competitions
Economica, Volume 93, Issue 369, Page 260-297, January 2026.Abstract History has repeatedly shown that periods of military disarmament are often followed by periods of rearmament when new geopolitical tensions arise. This paper analyses the causes of these cycles in a theoretical model. Two competitors compete in a repeated contest.
Martin Grossmann
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