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actions actors affairs alliances American anarchic attributes Austria-Hungary balance of power balance-of-power theory become behavior bipolar world Britain capital capitalist causes changes Chapter claim competition concept constraints cooperation countries defined definition dependence distinct domestic effects Europe European example expected explain exports external firms force France gain Germany global Hobson Hoffmann ical imperialism imperialist important increase infer interdependence interest international politics international system international-political system internationally Kaplan Kissinger lead leaders Lenin less major means military multinational corporations multipolar multipolar world neocolonial nomics nuclear weapons oligopolistic operate organization outcomes parties peace percent possible predict Prime Minister problem produce question realm reductionist relations requires rules Russia SELF-VERIFYING THEORIES social Soviet Union stability structure students of international superpowers systems approach systems theory systems-level tests theoretical theory of international tion variables vary weak West Germany