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Strategic Concept—Active Engagement, Modern Defence

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NATO, North Atlantic Council, Lisbon, p.4 (2010)

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Dzambic, Muhidin. "NATO’s New Strategic Concept: Non-Traditional Threats and Bridging Military Capability Gaps." Connections: The Quarterly Journal 10, no. 3 (2011): 14-36.

APA style: [Anonymous] (2010). Strategic Concept—Active Engagement, Modern Defence. 4.

Chicago style: Strategic Concept—Active Engagement, Modern Defence. Lisbon: NATO, North Atlantic Council, 2010.

IEEE style: Strategic Concept—Active Engagement, Modern Defence, Lisbon, NATO, North Atlantic Council, pp. 4, 19 Novemb 2010.

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