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Ignoring public opinion: the Australian and Polish decisions to go to war in Iraq

Fredrik DoeserSwedish Institute of International Affairs and Swedish Defence University
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Joakim EidenfalkUniversity of Wollongong
Pages 562-580 | Published online: 01 Jul 2015

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Peter E. Mulherin. (2019) Going to war democratically: lessons for Australia from Canada and the UK. Australian Journal of International Affairs 73:4, pages 357-375.
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Fredrik Doeser & Joakim Eidenfalk. (2019) Using strategic culture to understand participation in expeditionary operations: Australia, Poland, and the coalition against the Islamic State. Contemporary Security Policy 40:1, pages 4-29.
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Fredrik Doeser. (2018) Historical experiences, strategic culture, and strategic behavior: Poland in the anti-ISIS coalition. Defence Studies 18:4, pages 454-473.
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Fredrik Doeser. (2017) Strategic Culture, Domestic Politics, and Foreign Policy: Finland’s Decision to Refrain from Operation Unified Protector. Foreign Policy Analysis 13:3, pages 741-759.
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