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... means of building up their capabilities and making threats . At the same time , on a very narrow range of issues , Israel and the Arab states have displayed almost cooperative behavior . To summarize this analysis of power , we can ...
... means of building up their capabilities and making threats . At the same time , on a very narrow range of issues , Israel and the Arab states have displayed almost cooperative behavior . To summarize this analysis of power , we can ...
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... means limited to the major powers . Nor , despite the huge defense budgets of the five nuclear powers -the United States , USSR , Great Britain , France and China - is the expenditure of vast resources for military means restricted to ...
... means limited to the major powers . Nor , despite the huge defense budgets of the five nuclear powers -the United States , USSR , Great Britain , France and China - is the expenditure of vast resources for military means restricted to ...
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... means and ends , and in many instances the means available will influence the ends selected . The quantities and types of available capabilities , whether diplo- matic personnel , economic goods , transportation facilities , or military ...
... means and ends , and in many instances the means available will influence the ends selected . The quantities and types of available capabilities , whether diplo- matic personnel , economic goods , transportation facilities , or military ...
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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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