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Risk and Presidential Decision-making

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Introduction

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Risk and Security

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Governing risks in international security

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The 2017 incidents in the Aegean and Turkish foreign policy: using Q-methodology to examine Greek viewpoints

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The politics of the unknown: Uncertainty and the nuclear threat in Britain, 1979–1985

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