Revue Française de Sociologie
 1981
DOI: 10.2307/3321186
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Le déclin de l'armée de masse en France: Note sur quelques paramètres organisationnels

Michel Louis Martin1
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“…For our missing year of French data, 1960, one source gives the total number of military personnel (Martin 1981). This total is roughly the same as the total given by the Military Balance in 1961.…”
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The Determinants of Nuclear Force Structure

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“…For our missing year of French data, 1960, one source gives the total number of military personnel (Martin 1981). This total is roughly the same as the total given by the Military Balance in 1961.…”
Section: Missing Datamentioning
confidence: 99%

The Determinants of Nuclear Force Structure

Gartzke
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Kaplow
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,
Mehta
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2013
Journal of Conflict Resolution
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Military service and the socioeconomic attainment of French men, 1940–1980

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“The People Want the Army”: Is the Lebanese Military an Exception to the Crisis of the State?

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