Deakin University / All Locations

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Proxy -- 2 Related Subjects

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Proxy

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Proxy -- Australia. : Managing proxies and the role of the chairman / [Andrew Lumsden]

1998

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Proxy -- Great Britain : The law of powers of attorney and proxies : (with forms) / by V. St. Clair Mackenzie

1913

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Proxy -- Great Britain -- Forms : The law of powers of attorney and proxies : (with forms) / by V. St. Clair Mackenzie

1913

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Proxy servers -- See Also the narrower term Web proxy servers

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Proxy -- United States

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Proxy war.

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Proxy war -- Africa : A theory of distributional violence : an analysis of proxy wars in Africa, 1945-2011 / Vladimir Rauta

2017

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Proxy war -- Case studies.

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Proxy war -- History

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Proxy war -- History -- 20th century. : Allies at the end of empire : loyalists, nationalists and the cold war, 1945-76 / edited by David M. Anderson and Daniel Branch

2018

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Proxy war -- History -- 20th century -- Case studies : Proxy wars : suppressing violence through local agents / edited by Eli Berman and David A. Lake

2019

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Proxy war -- History -- 21st century -- Case studies : Proxy wars : suppressing violence through local agents / edited by Eli Berman and David A. Lake

2019

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Proxy war -- Middle East : Understanding the new proxy wars : battlegrounds and strategies reshaping the greater Middle East / Peter Bergen, Candace Rondeaux, Daniel Rothenberg and David Sterman (editors)

2022

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Proxy war -- Moral and ethical aspects : Proxy war ethics : the norms of partnering in great power competition / C. Anthony Pfaff

2024

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Proxy war -- Ukraine : Understanding the new proxy wars : battlegrounds and strategies reshaping the greater Middle East / Peter Bergen, Candace Rondeaux, Daniel Rothenberg and David Sterman (editors)

2022

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Proxy warfare -- See Proxy war

Here are entered works on military conflicts that are instigated by, or fought on behalf of, countries which are not directly involved in the conflict, usually as a substitute for fighting each other directly. Works on warfare between adversaries, at least one of whom is a non-state actor seeking to undermine the established political authority through both indirect and conventional military means, are entered under Irregular warfare

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