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In observing the emerging security environment of the post-Cold War era, what role do military command structures play in the Baltic Sea area? For that matter, why is it important to identify and analyse military command structures at all? And what is be to understood by military command structures? What is substance and what is symbol ? Military command structures are also reflections of relations between states. How important are alliance relations involving military command structures in terms of integration? These questions form the theme of this chapter.1
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Heurlin, B. (1998). Military Command Structures in the Baltic Sea Area. In: Hedegaard, L., Lindström, B., Joenniemi, P., Östhol, A., Peschel, K., Stålvant, CE. (eds) The Nebi Yearbook 1998. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-58886-0_25
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