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... institutions . India and Israel have a reputation in Western Europe and North America for being able to run democratic institutions successfully under adverse conditions , while Egypt's status may derive largely from the prestige of its ...
... institutions . India and Israel have a reputation in Western Europe and North America for being able to run democratic institutions successfully under adverse conditions , while Egypt's status may derive largely from the prestige of its ...
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... institutions or authority ( Canada and the United States , for example ) , from amalgamated security communities , where two or more independent political units merge to create a larger entity with a common structure of political ...
... institutions or authority ( Canada and the United States , for example ) , from amalgamated security communities , where two or more independent political units merge to create a larger entity with a common structure of political ...
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... institutional and policy- making arrangements in the European communities . The main institutions of the Common Market , Euratom , and the Coal and Steel Community combine features of both ordinary intergovern- mental organizations such ...
... institutional and policy- making arrangements in the European communities . The main institutions of the Common Market , Euratom , and the Coal and Steel Community combine features of both ordinary intergovern- mental organizations such ...
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