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An age of uncertainty : Building a post-cold war U.S. security strategy for East and Southeast Asia. / Sergounin, Alexander A.

In: East Asia, Vol. 15, No. 2, 01.06.1996, p. 25-49.

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Sergounin, AA 1996, 'An age of uncertainty: Building a post-cold war U.S. security strategy for East and Southeast Asia', East Asia, vol. 15, no. 2, pp. 25-49.

APA

Sergounin, A. A. (1996). An age of uncertainty: Building a post-cold war U.S. security strategy for East and Southeast Asia. East Asia, 15(2), 25-49.

Vancouver

Sergounin AA. An age of uncertainty: Building a post-cold war U.S. security strategy for East and Southeast Asia. East Asia. 1996 Jun 1;15(2):25-49.

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Sergounin, Alexander A. / An age of uncertainty : Building a post-cold war U.S. security strategy for East and Southeast Asia. In: East Asia. 1996 ; Vol. 15, No. 2. pp. 25-49.

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