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... Pakistan has received arms than a coalition leading to meaningful diplomatic cooperation . When the United States induced Pakistan to join SEATO in 1954 , it regarded the Moslem country as a bulwark against communism . The purpose of ...
... Pakistan has received arms than a coalition leading to meaningful diplomatic cooperation . When the United States induced Pakistan to join SEATO in 1954 , it regarded the Moslem country as a bulwark against communism . The purpose of ...
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... Pakistan ( C ) will then build up its own armaments and thus accelerate the arms race between the two countries . In this situation , Pakistan ( C ) has influence over the actions of the Indian 3 Herbert A. Simon , " Notes on the ...
... Pakistan ( C ) will then build up its own armaments and thus accelerate the arms race between the two countries . In this situation , Pakistan ( C ) has influence over the actions of the Indian 3 Herbert A. Simon , " Notes on the ...
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... Pakistan threatened and finally closed the prin- cipal overland transit routes available to Afghanistan through Pakistani territory . Later in the same year Pakistan prohibited shipment of oil des- tined for Afghanistan through its ...
... Pakistan threatened and finally closed the prin- cipal overland transit routes available to Afghanistan through Pakistani territory . Later in the same year Pakistan prohibited shipment of oil des- tined for Afghanistan through its ...
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Current Schools of Study in International Politics 8 Interdisciplinary Efforts | 13 |
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