In thus also acknowledging the destructive forces of poverty, malnutrition and disease (not merely AIDS, but also malaria and tuberculosis as well) and their deleterious effects on the stability of states and their civil societies, the ESS argues that only a mix of military capacities with civilian capabilities and know-how can be the basis for contributing to a more secure world.
In thus also acknowledging the destructive forces of poverty, malnutrition and disease (not merely AIDS, but also malaria and tuberculosis as well) and their deleterious effects on the stability of states and their civil societies, the ESS argues that only a mix of military capacities with civilian capabilities and know-how can be the basis for contributing to a more secure world.