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... legislators and taxpayers frequently disparage diplomats for the time and money they spend on cocktail parties and dinners , there are definite ad- vantages to these informal occasions . In a light setting it is often easier to persuade ...
... legislators and taxpayers frequently disparage diplomats for the time and money they spend on cocktail parties and dinners , there are definite ad- vantages to these informal occasions . In a light setting it is often easier to persuade ...
Page 198
... legislative body . This is the ploy ( often sincere , of course ) that " public opinion " or parliamentary opinion is committed to certain positions , principles , or values , and that no agreement which compromises them could be ...
... legislative body . This is the ploy ( often sincere , of course ) that " public opinion " or parliamentary opinion is committed to certain positions , principles , or values , and that no agreement which compromises them could be ...
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... legislative body , pressure group , or the public at large may support what resides in the policy makers ' consciences , so that it is difficult to separate out the various components in any given decision . Part of the ...
... legislative body , pressure group , or the public at large may support what resides in the policy makers ' consciences , so that it is difficult to separate out the various components in any given decision . Part of the ...
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The Development of International Relations as a Field of Study | 6 |
Current Schools of Study in International Politics 8 Interdisciplinary Efforts | 13 |
International Politics Foreign Policy and International Relations | 20 |
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