An edition of Asia Pacific arms buildups. part one (1994)

Asia Pacific arms buildups. part one

scope, causes and problems

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Asia Pacific arms buildups. part one
Shannon Selin, Shannon Selin
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An edition of Asia Pacific arms buildups. part one (1994)

Asia Pacific arms buildups. part one

scope, causes and problems

by

From the John Holmes Library collection.

Publish Date
Publisher
Institute of International Relations, University of British Columbia
Language
English
Pages
80

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Subjects

Balance of power, International Security, Military policy, National security, Security, International, Strategic aspects, Strategic aspects of North Pacific Ocean, Strategic aspects of Pacific Area, Strategic aspects of South Pacific Ocean, Strategic aspects of Southeast Asia

Places

North Pacific Ocean, Pacific Area, South Pacific Ocean, Southeast Asia
Edition Availability
Cover of: Asia Pacific arms buildups. part one
Asia Pacific arms buildups. part one: scope, causes and problems
1994, Institute of International Relations, University of British Columbia
in English

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Book Details

Edition Notes

"November 1994."

Includes bibliographical references.

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Vancouver
Series
Working paper / Institute of International Relations -- no. 6, Working paper (University of British Columbia. Institute of International Relations) -- no. 6.

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iv, 80 p. :
Number of pages
80

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OL20901669M

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