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Maritime cyberpower projection. / Venables, Adrian.
In: Naval Review, 23.11.2016.

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Venables, A 2016, 'Maritime cyberpower projection', Naval Review.

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Venables, A. (2016). Maritime cyberpower projection. Naval Review.

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Venables A. Maritime cyberpower projection. Naval Review. 2016 Nov 23.

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Venables, Adrian. / Maritime cyberpower projection. In: Naval Review. 2016.

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