EBSEES: Valki, László - Where have all the soldiers gone? Changing threat perceptions in Eastern Europe

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ID	18660
Author(s)	Valki, László
Title	Where have all the soldiers gone? Changing threat perceptions in Eastern Europe
Published	International Social Science Journal, 127, Feb., 1991, p. 103-15
Language(s)	eng
Subjects	Eastern Europe / Security / Disarmament [Browse all]
Medium	article
Holdings	Search WorldCat
PURL	Citation link

	Where have all the women gone? Women and the women's movement in East Central Europe / Einhorn, Barbara
	Where to watch birds in eastern Europe / Gorman, Gerard
	Changing realities of contemporary leadership: new opportunities for Eastern Europe / Laszlo, Ervin
	The changing Western analysis of the Soviet threat
	Finland and Russia in a changing Europe: perceptions of the Finnish political elite / Pitkänen, Weijo
	Westbound?: changing industrial relations in Eastern Europe
	Soldiers and politics in Eastern Europe, 1945-90: the case of Hungary / Barany, Zoltan D.

The European Bibliography of Slavic and East European Studies (EBSEES) - 1991-2007

Where have all the soldiers gone? Changing threat perceptions in Eastern Europe