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... regard the balance of power theory as a crude , unsophisticated , naïvely simplistic or obsolete theory of international politics , large numbers of statesmen , politicians , diplo- mats , pundits , journalists and men - in - the ...
... regard the balance of power theory as a crude , unsophisticated , naïvely simplistic or obsolete theory of international politics , large numbers of statesmen , politicians , diplo- mats , pundits , journalists and men - in - the ...
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... regard all violent forms of politicized aggression as irrational and undesir- able . Virtually all law - oriented thinkers and most ethical philosophers would agree with them on this . By way of contrast , most modern sociologists and ...
... regard all violent forms of politicized aggression as irrational and undesir- able . Virtually all law - oriented thinkers and most ethical philosophers would agree with them on this . By way of contrast , most modern sociologists and ...
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... regard the schema as a theoretical statement of what foreign policymaking at its rational finest ought to be , and of the heights to which the " pros " do manage to rise on more or less rare occasions , then it is not at all a bad model ...
... regard the schema as a theoretical statement of what foreign policymaking at its rational finest ought to be , and of the heights to which the " pros " do manage to rise on more or less rare occasions , then it is not at all a bad model ...
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THEORETICAL APPROACHES TO INTERNATIONAL | 1 |
International Relations in the 1960s and 1970s | 14 |
Should study and theory focus on contemporary international reality? | 20 |
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