Latest Research in Defense, Military, and Policy Studies

Top Research Topics in Defense, Military, and Policy Studies

• Defense, Military, and Policy Studies — 4 papers
• International Relations and Foreign Policy — 4 papers
• Global Security and Public Health — 3 papers
• Nuclear Issues and Defense — 3 papers
• Labor Movements and Unions — 3 papers
• Economic and Business Studies — 2 papers
• Global Political and Social Dynamics — 2 papers
• Education, Innovation and Language Studies — 2 papers
• International Relations in Latin America — 2 papers
• Cambodian History and Society — 2 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. Exporting nuclear secrecy. The transatlantic diffusion of nuclear secrecy practices in the postwar period (1945-1953)
2. The Architecture of Strategic Debt: A Foundational Framework for Military Adaptation, Architectural Elasticity, and Strategic Solvency
3. Accountability Without Exposure: The Limits of Transparency in Nuclear Security
4. Wealth to waves: The lag between industrial capacity and sea power in hegemonic transition
5. Sleepwalking into complexity: Rethinking nuclear order in a multipolar world
6. The collective bargaining challenges. The role of employers’ collective action in regulating the economy
7. The Ethics of Stabilization: Rentenmark Rationing and the Betrayal of Weimar Welfare, 1923–1924
8. The Ethics of Stabilization: Rentenmark Rationing and the Betrayal of Weimar Welfare, 1923–1924
9. Munition Production and Financial Mobilisation in Wartime Kyoto
10. Assemblies and State Capacity: A Theory of Compositional Determination
11. Liminal ecotones in Eurasian and Afro-Asian geopolitics: spatial inserts between order-maintenance and power-projection
12. IMI: The Three-Civilization Compact — Iran, Italy, and Mexico in the Making of a Multipolar Strategic Network
13. NEGOTIATING BORDER SECURITY: DIPLOMACY, INTER-AGENCY COORDINATION, AND TRANSNATIONAL CRIME GOVERNANCE AT THE KENYA–TANZANIA NAMANGA ONE-STOP BORDER POST
14. IMI: The Three-Civilization Compact — Iran, Italy, and Mexico in the Making of a Multipolar Strategic Network
15. Beyond “Middle Power”: Postcolonial Liminality and the Social Construction of Indonesia's Foreign Policy
16. Building place-based capacity in an asymmetric system: supporting England’s devolution periphery or fuelling political spatial inequality?
17. CHARACTERISTICS OF THE DEMOGRAPHIC SITUATION IN UZBEKISTAN
18. The transformation of global labour relations in the Trump era: some expected and unexpected effects
19. CHARACTERISTICS OF THE DEMOGRAPHIC SITUATION IN UZBEKISTAN
20. Beyond Middle Power Status: Australia’s Strategic Utility in India’s National Security Calculus