ISSUP

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ISSUPInstitute for Strategic Studies, University of Pretoria
ISSUPInternational School of Studies for Universal Peace (Italy)
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Olonisakin, F, "The role of Nigeria in ECOWAS peace support operations and some lessons for South Africa," ISSUP Bulletin 6/98, 1998, p 15.
The risks involved in the execution of military interventions
Official perceptions regarding crime in the RSA over the period 1994-2003, formed the focus of ISSUP Ad Hoc Publication No 40 of November 2003.
Part IV: contemporary challenges and emerging issues
Malan, Gen M A de M, "Die Aanslag teen Suid-Afrika", ISSUP Strategic Review, Institute for Strategic Studies, University of Pretoria, November 1980, pp 12-13.
The concept of a national security strategy: the case of the United States and South Africa
This article is an updated version of ISSUP Bulletin 4/2002, originally written by Col Barry Schoeman, Senior Staff Officer, Operations Land Internal and Borderline Control, Joint Operations Division, SA National Defence Force.
Part four: other role-players
in ISSUP Bulletin 7/94, Institute for Strategic Studies, University of Pretoria, August 1994; and SARPCCO, Communique, 8 October 1995.
Part five: perspectives on crime
Kruys, G, "Some Major Factors Influencing Military Efficiency in the South African National Defence Force", ISSUP Bulletin, Institute for Strategic Studies, University of Pretoria, No 4, 2004, p 10.
Operational strategy and the South African way of war: the way forward
Edited and revised version of a paper presented by Mr L M Mti, Coordinator for Intelligence, Republic of South Africa, ISSUP Bulletin 5/97 *
Part four: the functioning of the intelligence community in the RSA
Louw, M H H (ed), National Security: A modern approach, ISSUP, University of Pretoria, 1978, p 25.
Military doctrine in the SANDF since 1994 (*). (Chapter Two)
Hough, M, "The concept of revolutionary potential with specific reference to the RSA", ISSUP Bulletin, Institute for Strategic Studies, University of Pretoria, South Africa, 1/2003, p 3.
Unrest at the local sphere of government in South Africa: unrealistic expectations or the inability to implement policies?
Mortimer, D J, "The applicability of the Rules of Military Strategy", ISSUP Strategic Review, September 1984.
The principles of war: Their status in the year 2001. (Chapter 3)
Sesay, A, "Between the Olive Branch and the AK-47: Paradoxes of recent military intervention in West Africa", ISSUP Bulletin 6/99, p 14.
Planning military interventions: The need for a comprehensive South African governmental process. (Chapter Four)
Views and attitudes expressed by contributors in the ISSUP Bulletin should not necessarily be construed as reflecting the policy or opinions of the Institute.
6/2005: Challenges in modern warfare *
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