Tomas Janeliunas. Asmeninis tinklapis

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Naujos publikacijos:

Tomas Janeliūnas, "NATO ir Rusijos partnerystės viražai", Beieškant NATO Lietuvoje: pasiekimai, nesėkmės, perspektyvos, (sud. D. Jakniūnaitė, K. Paulauskas), Vilniaus universiteto leidykla, 2010, p. 67-80.

Tomas Janeliūnas, Laura Kirvelytė. "Gruzijos saugumo strategijos plėtra: sunkus kelias NATO link", Lietuvos metinė strateginė apžvalga 2008, Vilnius: Generolo Jono Žemaicio

Lietuvos karo akademija, 2009. p.149-172, ISSN 1648-8016.

Tomas Janeliūnas, "Lithuanian Energy Strategy and its Implications on Regional Cooperation", in Energy: Pulling the Baltic Sea Region together or apart? (Eds. Andris Sprūds and Toms Rostoks), Riga: Zinatne, p.190-222.

ISBN 978-9984-808-58-1

Atnaujintos kursų programos:

Strateginės studijos (2011 m.) NAUJA!

Tarptautinės politikos istorija po II pas.karo (2011 m.)

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