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Articles
| FACING CHILD SOLDIERS, MORAL ISSUES, AND “REAL SOLDIERING”: ANTHROPOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES ON PROFESSIONAL ARMED FORCES* | |
| Eyal Ben-Ari |
| A DIVERSE SOCIETY, A REPRESENTATIVE MILITARY? THE COMPLEXITY OF MANAGING DIVERSITY IN THE SOUTH AFRICAN ARMED FORCES | |
| Lindy Heinecken |
| PORTUGAL AND SOUTH AFRICA: CLOSE ALLIES OR UNWILLING PARTNERS IN SOUTHERN AFRICA DURING THE COLD WAR? | |
| Paulo Correia, Grietjie Verhoef |
| ON THE USE OF THE SHAPLEY VALUE IN POLITICAL CONFLICT RESOLUTION | |
| G.N. Engelbrecht, A.P. Vos |
| THE THREE BRITISH OCCUPATIONS OF POTCHEFSTROOM DURING THE ANGLOBOER WAR 1899-1902 | |
| Gert Van den Bergh |
| THE ROLE OF MILITARY PSYCHOLOGY IN PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS: THE SOUTH AFRICAN NATIONAL DEFENCE FORCE AS AN EXAMPLE | |
| G.A.J. Van Dyk |
| ISSN 2224-0020 (online) ; ISSN 1022-8136 (print) |
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