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Historical Social Research (1)
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U.S. elite and public views an anti-terrorist military action: are women less militaristic? [journal article] 

Author(s): Moore, Gwen; Dolan, Scott

Source: Historical Social Research, 37 (2012) 1. p.223-242

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