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... Western Europeans ' ability to overcome traditional hostilities , prejudices , and conflicts has been their common fear of the Soviet Union . As long as this fear of Russia has persisted , the coalition of Western European states ...
... Western Europeans ' ability to overcome traditional hostilities , prejudices , and conflicts has been their common fear of the Soviet Union . As long as this fear of Russia has persisted , the coalition of Western European states ...
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... Western predispositions . In the new countries it derives from nationalism , anticolonialism , and a genuine concern about the interventionist policies of the United States in some areas of the world . In Western Europe and North ...
... Western predispositions . In the new countries it derives from nationalism , anticolonialism , and a genuine concern about the interventionist policies of the United States in some areas of the world . In Western Europe and North ...
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... Western attitudes into political action , often strikes and riots , which is embarrassing to the West and sometimes overturns regimes that support Western military alliances . In addition to exploiting anti - Western sentiments around ...
... Western attitudes into political action , often strikes and riots , which is embarrassing to the West and sometimes overturns regimes that support Western military alliances . In addition to exploiting anti - Western sentiments around ...
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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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