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... plural system is often precarious and requires considerable agility and intel- ligence to prevent its breakdown . A plural balance - of - power system is especially difficult to sustain if there are powerful peripheral neighbors , as ...
... plural system is often precarious and requires considerable agility and intel- ligence to prevent its breakdown . A plural balance - of - power system is especially difficult to sustain if there are powerful peripheral neighbors , as ...
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... plural therefore incline to some degree of political federalism among the participating states . Hence the Common Market , a customs union which sustains a liberal plural economic relationship among domestically mercantilist states ...
... plural therefore incline to some degree of political federalism among the participating states . Hence the Common Market , a customs union which sustains a liberal plural economic relationship among domestically mercantilist states ...
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... plural world . With our habit of abstracting the world of economics from the world of politics , we will doubtless continue to resist the economic implications . But economic pluralism will almost inevitably accompany political ...
... plural world . With our habit of abstracting the world of economics from the world of politics , we will doubtless continue to resist the economic implications . But economic pluralism will almost inevitably accompany political ...
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General Considerations | 3 |
Main Issues within the Atlantic | 85 |
Basic Balance of Payments 1970 | 98 |
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