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Joint Force Quarterly, p.34-39 (2001)

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Roland, Ronald. "A Small Step toward Interoperability." Information & Security: An International Journal 12, no. 2 (2003): 175-192.

APA style: [Anonymous] (2001). The Transatlantic Security Agenda. Joint Force Quarterly. 34-39.

Chicago style: "The Transatlantic Security Agenda." Joint Force Quarterly (2001): 34-39.

IEEE style: "The Transatlantic Security Agenda", Joint Force Quarterly, pp. 34-39, Autum/Wint 2001.

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