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... revolution was more important than saving either his Bolshevik regime or the independence of the Russian nation . It was partly because of his exceptional commit- ment to world revolution that he was willing to concede to Germany in the ...
... revolution was more important than saving either his Bolshevik regime or the independence of the Russian nation . It was partly because of his exceptional commit- ment to world revolution that he was willing to concede to Germany in the ...
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... revolutionary state in violent wars . Recent examples are the wars of the French Revolution , the Napoleonic Wars , Hitler's defeat in Europe , and Japan's defeat in Asia after it had almost succeeded in building its " Greater East Asia ...
... revolutionary state in violent wars . Recent examples are the wars of the French Revolution , the Napoleonic Wars , Hitler's defeat in Europe , and Japan's defeat in Asia after it had almost succeeded in building its " Greater East Asia ...
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... revolution should be primarily an indigenous matter . The " bastion of the revolution " role often enunciated in Chinese speeches or editorials is thus inhibited by both ideological principles and considerations of diplomatic expediency ...
... revolution should be primarily an indigenous matter . The " bastion of the revolution " role often enunciated in Chinese speeches or editorials is thus inhibited by both ideological principles and considerations of diplomatic expediency ...
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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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