Peace and War: A Theory of International RelationsDoubleday, 1966 - 820 pagina's |
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Pagina 102
... Russia was allied with the Western democracies , neither of the two camps could exploit this opposition to the full . After the Russian Revolution , Allied propaganda did not hesitate to do so . More seriously , the relationship between ...
... Russia was allied with the Western democracies , neither of the two camps could exploit this opposition to the full . After the Russian Revolution , Allied propaganda did not hesitate to do so . More seriously , the relationship between ...
Pagina 436
... Russian campaign . He must consider , if he wants to act rationally : 1. the value of the objective ; 2. the cost of the war according to the latter's possible developments ; 3. the respective probability of these various developments ...
... Russian campaign . He must consider , if he wants to act rationally : 1. the value of the objective ; 2. the cost of the war according to the latter's possible developments ; 3. the respective probability of these various developments ...
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... Russian invectives against Albania were aimed at the Chinese giant ; the Chinese invectives against revisionist Yugoslavia were aimed at the Russian Big Brother . of According to the arguments of those interlocutors , the great powers ...
... Russian invectives against Albania were aimed at the Chinese giant ; the Chinese invectives against revisionist Yugoslavia were aimed at the Russian Big Brother . of According to the arguments of those interlocutors , the great powers ...
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PART | 17 |
Power and Force or On the Means of Foreign Policy | 47 |
Power Glory and Idea or On the Goals of Foreign | 71 |
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