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Global security issues

Israel and arms control

Efraim Inbar Director of the Bar‐Ilan Center for Strategic Studies and Senior Lecturer in Political Studies, Bar‐Ilan University, Israel
Pages 214-221 | Published online: 28 Sep 2007

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Gabriel Ben‐Dor. (1998) Regional culture and the NACD in the middle east. Contemporary Security Policy 19:1, pages 189-218.
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Efraim Karsh, Efraim Inbar & Shmuel Sandler. (1996) Arms control and the new Middle Eastern environment. Defense Analysis 12:1, pages 33-52.
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Efraim Inbar & Shmuel Sandler. (1995) The international politics of a Middle Eastern arms control regime. Contemporary Security Policy 16:1, pages 173-185.
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Efraim Inbar & Shmuel Sandler. (2009) The changing Israeli strategic equation: Toward a security regime. Review of International Studies 21:1, pages 41-59.
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