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2004
Defending Singapore's vital infrastructure against terrorism.
Acharya, Arabinda.
Commentary
2011
Delegitimising Osama's ideological legacy.
Mohamed Feisal Mohamed Hassan.
Commentary
2007
Democracy under threat in Pakistan.
Syed Adnan Ali Shah Bukhari.
Commentary
2004
Democratisation of hate : the spread of Al Qaedaism.
Kumar Ramakrishna.
Commentary
2008
De-radicalisation programmes : changing minds?.
Mohamed Ali.
Commentary
2002
Desecuritising the "illegal Indonesian migrant worker" problem in Malaysia's relations with Indonesia.
Liow, Joseph Chin Yong.
Commentary
2007
Destructive Mekong dams : critical need for transparency.
Cronin, Richard P.
Commentary
2012
Developing an ICoC and the role of the media literacy council : the middle ground perspective.
Cheong, Damien D.
Commentary
2007
Digital divide : networks, armies and coalitions.
Mitchell, Paul T.
Commentary
2012
The dilemma of naval modernisation in East Asia.
Yoon, Sukjoon.
Commentary
2011
Diplomacy by other means : ASEAN, next World Cup host?
Frecon, Eric.
Commentary
2010
Diving in changing times : Malaysia's submarine programme.
Wong, Kelvin Ka Weng.
Commentary
2007
Does China still need Hong Kong.
Wu, Friedrich.
Commentary
2006
Does Singapore's destiny lie in outer space? : space elevator project could be a start.
Mitchell, Paul T.
Commentary
2010
The dog that didn’t bark? The 2010 Quadrennial Defence Review.
Richard A. Bitzinger.
Commentary
2005
Doha and globalisation's missing middle.
Desker, Barry.
Commentary
2005
Doha Round and global poverty : ten reasons why the US should care.
Layug, Allan S.
Commentary
2012
Domestic security in China : the Xinjiang quagmire.
Arabinda Acharya.; Wang, Zhihao.
Commentary
2008
"Dramatising" counter-ideology.
Mohamed Redzuan Salleh.; Muhammad Haniff Hassan.
Commentary
2008
Drivers of suicide terrorism in Pakistan.
Khuram Iqbal.
Commentary