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... United States into a defensive alliance system pro- vides that each party will " act to meet the danger . . . in accordance with its constitutional processes . " This treaty contains no precise military commitments , nor does it ...
... United States into a defensive alliance system pro- vides that each party will " act to meet the danger . . . in accordance with its constitutional processes . " This treaty contains no precise military commitments , nor does it ...
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... United States , ( 2 ) Ger- many , ( 3 ) Great Britain , ( 4 ) France , ( 5 ) Russia , ( 6 ) Italy , ( 7 ) Japan . However , the diplomatic history of the world from 1925 to 1930 would suggest that there was little correlation between ...
... United States , ( 2 ) Ger- many , ( 3 ) Great Britain , ( 4 ) France , ( 5 ) Russia , ( 6 ) Italy , ( 7 ) Japan . However , the diplomatic history of the world from 1925 to 1930 would suggest that there was little correlation between ...
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... United States , USSR , Great Britain , France and China - is the expenditure of vast resources for military means restricted to these nations . As a percentage of their gross national products ( GNP ) , the defense expenditures of the ...
... United States , USSR , Great Britain , France and China - is the expenditure of vast resources for military means restricted to these nations . As a percentage of their gross national products ( GNP ) , the defense expenditures 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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