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... ambassador in one country . Thus , if the ambassador of Luxembourg to the United States has held his position in Washington , D.C. , longer than the Soviet ambassador , he always precedes the Soviet ambassador . The diplomat who has ...
... ambassador in one country . Thus , if the ambassador of Luxembourg to the United States has held his position in Washington , D.C. , longer than the Soviet ambassador , he always precedes the Soviet ambassador . The diplomat who has ...
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... ambassador in Moscow may recommend that the United States sell one million tons of surplus wheat to the Russians . In the environment in which the American ambassador operates , this may be a perfectly logical and desirable proposition ...
... ambassador in Moscow may recommend that the United States sell one million tons of surplus wheat to the Russians . In the environment in which the American ambassador operates , this may be a perfectly logical and desirable proposition ...
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... ambassador to Canada released a note indicating that his government would look with " grave concern " on any Canadian decision to accept the nuclear arms . The Canadian government informed the ambassador that the debate was a domestic ...
... ambassador to Canada released a note indicating that his government would look with " grave concern " on any Canadian decision to accept the nuclear arms . The Canadian government informed the ambassador that the debate was a domestic ...
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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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