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... suggest that personal contacts are still made essentially within political blocs , although the number of Westerners visiting Communist countries is rea- sonably large . In 1962 , only 1,500 Russian citizens travelled to England , but ...
... suggest that personal contacts are still made essentially within political blocs , although the number of Westerners visiting Communist countries is rea- sonably large . In 1962 , only 1,500 Russian citizens travelled to England , but ...
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... suggest policy was wrongly based , are all most relevant influences in the final formulation of national policy . " Although the problems of bureaucratic resistance and individual rigidity may exist in any foreign office , totalitarian ...
... suggest policy was wrongly based , are all most relevant influences in the final formulation of national policy . " Although the problems of bureaucratic resistance and individual rigidity may exist in any foreign office , totalitarian ...
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... suggest preferred solutions . In other words , apathy and ignorance end when a problem is perceived as having a direct impact on the life of the individual . The scope of public expression is thus related to the nature of the issue or ...
... suggest preferred solutions . In other words , apathy and ignorance end when a problem is perceived as having a direct impact on the life of the individual . The scope of public expression is thus related to the nature of the issue or ...
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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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