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Journal of Strategic Studies Volume 5, 1982 - Issue 1: Military Deception and Strategic Surprise
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Military deception, strategic surprise, and conventional deterrence: A political analysis of Egypt and Israel, 1971–73

Janice Gross Stein Associate Professor of Political Science, McGill University
Pages 94-121 | Published online: 24 Jan 2008

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