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649 pages ; 25 cm |
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Introduction: International relations in historical perspective -- pt. 1. Nature of international society: Topic 1. Is nationalism constructive or destructive? -- Topic 2. Principle of national self-determination -- Topic 3. Nationalism in Asia and Africa -- Topic 4. Nationalism and communism -conflict or alliance? -- Topic 5. Through fear to world unity? -- pt. 2. Struggle for power and order: Topic 6. Power, the heart of politics -- Topic 7. Checking power with counterpower -- Topic 8. Collective security -- Topic 9. Why do men fight? -- Topic 10. Instruments of evaluation -- pt. 3. Evaluation of intentions: Topic 11. Impenetrable blank of the future -- Topic 12. Economic system as an indicator of foreign policy -- Topic 13. Ideology and foreign policy -- Topic 14. Nature of the Soviet challenge -- Topic 15. Foresight and hindsight -errors of the democracies -- Topic 16. How dictators err -- pt. 4. Choice of responses: Topic 17. Art of the possible -- Topic 18. What is to be done? -- Topic 19. Alliances -- Topic 20. Uses of military power -- Topic 21. Moral dilemmas in politics -- Topic 22. Statesmen must decide -- pt. 5. Negotiations: Topic 23. Principles and methods of negotiations among nations -- Topic 24. What nations can and cannot negotiate -- pt. 6. International law and organization: Topic 25. Law of nations -- Topic 26. International enforcement -- Topic 27. Peaceful settlements of international disputes -- Topic 28. Economic, social, and humanitarian cooperation -- Conclusion: Three challenges for American foreign policy. |
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International relations.
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International relations. |
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Relations internationales. |
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