The Multi-National Joint Task Force and the G5 Sahel Joint Force: The limits of military capacity-building efforts

Overview of attention for article published in Contemporary Security Policy, April 2019

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RT @jcaverley: When you add human capital to the armed portion of an under-institutionalized state, you are likely to see it enter politics…

RT @jcaverley: When you add human capital to the armed portion of an under-institutionalized state, you are likely to see it enter politics…

RT @jcaverley: When you add human capital to the armed portion of an under-institutionalized state, you are likely to see it enter politics…

RT @jcaverley: When you add human capital to the armed portion of an under-institutionalized state, you are likely to see it enter politics…

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