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loss-of-strength gradient: a standalone construct

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loss-of-strengthgradient1 CONSTRUCTLoss-of-strengthBOULDING · STRATEGIC STUDIES

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the decline in a state's military power the farther from its home base it has to operate.

In strategic studies, loss-of-strength gradient refers to the decline in a state's military power the farther from its home base it has to operate. This meaning comes from Boulding (1962) in Conflict and defense.[1]

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References

  1. Boulding, K. E. (1962). Conflict and defense. Harper. ISBN 9780819171122

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