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Bulgaria in NATO: Challenges to Civil Emergency Planning

17.09_Monitor_Patinov.pdf

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Bozhidar Patinov; I&S Monitor

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Information & Security: An International Journal, Volume 17, p.147-149 (2005)
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APA style: Patinov, B., & Monitor I&S. (2005).  Bulgaria in NATO: Challenges to Civil Emergency Planning. Information & Security: An International Journal. 17, 147-149.
Chicago style: Patinov, Bozhidar, and I&S Monitor. "Bulgaria in NATO: Challenges to Civil Emergency Planning." Information & Security: An International Journal 17 (2005): 147-149.
IEEE style: Patinov, B., and I&S. Monitor, "Bulgaria in NATO: Challenges to Civil Emergency Planning", Information & Security: An International Journal, vol. 17, pp. 147-149, 2005.
DOI http://dx.doi.org/10.11610/isij.1709
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