Military Studies Journals
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- Armed Forces & Society
- Contemporary Security Policy
- Defense & Security Analysis
- European Security
- International Journal of Intelligence and Counterintelligence
- International Peacekeeping
- International Security
- Joint Forces Quarterly
- Military Psychology
- Military Review
- Nonproliferation Review
- Orbis (journal)
- Parameters (journal)
- Security Dialogue
- Security Studies (journal)
- Survival
- Small Wars & Insurgencies
- The Journal of Strategic Studies
- The RUSI JOurnal
- The Washington Quarterly
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