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Journal on Baltic Security, 2020 Defence policy and related activities, such as territorial defence and comprehensive defence, are considered a matter of national priority and consensus in Estonia since its restoration of independence in 1991.
Veebel Viljar +3 more
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Defense policy based on the concept of total defence [PDF]
Politika nacionalne bezbednostiTotal defence is a concept that should ensure the response of the state in situations caused by war and other extraordinary circumstances. This comprehensive approach of the state system's response requires that all segments of society as a whole ...
Živanović Vukojica M. +1 more
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Total Defence Resilience: Viable or Not During COVID-19? A Comparative Study of Norway and the UK. [PDF]
Risk Hazards Crisis Public Policy, 2021 The total defence (TD) concept aims to provide an effective crisis response structure by increasing society resilience. However, the complexity of its structure regarding resource mobilization and management process highlights the need for a complexity ...
Pollock K, Steen R.
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Singapore’s ’Total Defence’ Strategy
Defence and Peace Economics, 2023 Singapore launched its Total Defence strategy in 1984. It was one of the first countries in the modern era to enact such a policy based on an expanded interpretation of national security.
Ron Matthews, Fitriani Bintang Timur
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Total Defence: A Comprehensive Approach to National Defence Governance
International Journal of Scientific and Management Research, 2023 Defence policy, such as total defence (also known as comprehensive defence), are considered a matter of national priority and consensus in some states. Comprehensive defence, viewed as whole government and whole society approach to national defence, plays a critical role in national defence and deterrence credibility.
V. Grigalashvili
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Unpacking the varying strategic logics of total defence
Journal of Strategic Studies, 2023 What is the strategic logic of so-called ‘total defence’? At first glance, total defence may appear as one coherent strategic concept. Indeed, it was predominantly small, non-aligned states that pursued total defence during the Cold War. In this article,
Jan Angstrom, Kristin Ljungkvist
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Journal on Baltic Security, 2020 In response to the power redistribution in the international system, the United States prepares for long-term Great power competition. It is aiming at strengthening America's network of alliances and partnerships in order to counter a rising China and ...
Zdanavičius Liudas, Statkus Nortautas
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From ‘total’ to ‘comprehensive’ national defence: the development of the concept in Europe
Journal on Baltic Security, 2020 The article discusses the idea of comprehensive national defence from a wide historical and geographical perspective. Countries facing different security challenges have used the concept of involving the entire society in state defence. From a historical
Berzina Ieva
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From Rhetoric to Reality: Lithuania’s Total Defence Response to Russian Threats
Baltic Journal of Law & PoliticsThis research delves into Lithuania’s response to the perceived threat from Russia and the practical implementation of its total defence approach. Key political figures, including the President, Prime Minister, Minister of National Defence, and Chairman ...
Rogulis Dovydas
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Evolution of the concept of total defence in the Baltic States
Rozprawy SpołeczneThe article attempts an initial assessment of the progress my by the Baltic States in implementing the total defense concept. Material and methods The article uses officially available data made available on governmental websites on the defence topics ...
Józef Witold Jordan
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