Governed Engagement: Why the Department of National Defence Would Benefit From Increased Governance of its Defence Capacity and Institution Building Efforts

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Canadian Military Journal
Published
2025-04-01
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https://doi.org/10.24908/cmj.v23i4.17693
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Defense, Military, and Policy Studies
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Governed Engagement: Why the Department of National Defence Would Benefit From Increased Governance of its Defence Capacity and Institution Building Efforts

James Boddy
Canadian Military Journal
Defense, Military, and Policy Studies
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Governed Engagement: Why the Department of National Defence Would Benefit From Increased Governance of its Defence Capacity and Institution Building Efforts

James Boddy
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Canadian Military JournalVol. 23(4)
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