Latest Research in Intelligence, Security, War Strategy
19 research papers · 2026 median publication year
Top Research Topics in Intelligence, Security, War Strategy
- Intelligence, Security, War Strategy — 3 papers
- Phonetics and Phonology Research — 3 papers
- Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation — 2 papers
- Language and cultural evolution — 2 papers
- Computation and Language — 2 papers
- Linguistic Variation and Morphology — 2 papers
- Linguistics and language evolution — 1 papers
- Language, Metaphor, and Cognition — 1 papers
- Language Development and Disorders — 1 papers
- Neurobiology of Language and Bilingualism — 1 papers
Highest-Cited Papers
- The effects of modality on gender agreement conflicts in German
- Velar palatalisation in Common Slavic: evidence from the Kryvorivnja dialect of Ukrainian
- A Monotonic Dose-Response Relationship in Voynichese Prefix Selection The edy / eedy / eeedy Vowel-Length Series
- The Meredith Family-Sweep Protocol--A Systematic Test of Vowel-Run Length as a Conditioner of Prefix Pathway in Voynichese
- Voynich Research Consolidated
- A Monotonic Dose-Response Relationship in Voynichese Prefix Selection The edy / eedy / eeedy Vowel-Length Series
- The Meredith Family-Sweep Protocol--A Systematic Test of Vowel-Run Length as a Conditioner of Prefix Pathway in Voynichese
- Semantic composition and pragmatic reasoning in preschool children’s interpretation of negated gradable adjectives
- Probing Character-level Transformers for the Spanish L-shaped Morphome
- Japanese Contrast Sluicing and Pair-List Questions
- Non-Canonical Agreement in Early Grammars
- Learning a phonologically partitioned lexicon
- Correlation between prosody and pragmatics: A case study of the discourse marker hÄlÄ `now' in Persian
- Arabic morphology: from morphome to morpheme
- Secondary analysis of time reference in discourse of Persian-speaking people with fluent and non-fluent aphasia
- Australian phonemic inventories contributed to PHOIBLE 3.0: Essential explanatory notes
- Phonological Adaptation of English Loanwords into Lenje (M61): A Study of Declusterisation, Substitution, and Syllable Restructuring in a Bantu Language
- Phonological Adaptation of English Loanwords into Lenje (M61): A Study of Declusterisation, Substitution, and Syllable Restructuring in a Bantu Language
- Eliciting the grammar of stress: Morphophonological conditioning in Greek by school-age children and adults