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Free trade

Graham Dunkley

2004

Peace in parts

Joseph S. Nye

1971

Cyprus and international peacemaking

Farid Mirbagheri

1998

Colonel House

Charles E. Neu

2015

Shifting superpowers

Martin Sieff

2010

True gardens of the gods

Ian R. Tyrrell

1999

Technology and international relations

William Fielding Ogburn

1949

The Destroyer #35

Warren Murphy, Richard Sapir

1978

Strategy and Diplomacy

Paul M. Kennedy

1984

War against all Puerto Ricans

Nelson A. Denis

2015

The Japanese discovery of Europe, 1720-1830

Donald Keene

1969

The edge

Mark Urban

2015

The Guilt of Nations

Elazar Barkan

2001

GLOBAL POLITICS OF REGIONALISM: THEORY AND PRACTICE; ED. BY MARY FARRELL

Luk Langenhove, Luk van Langenhove, Mary Farrell et al.

2005

Politics of United States Foreign Policy

Jerel Rosati, James M. Scott

2006

Apartheid, guns and money

Anine Kriegler, Hennie van Vuuren

2017

Navies and foreign policy

Ken Booth

1977

Power and Terror

Noam Chomsky

2003

Trade policy and market structure

Elhanan Helpman

1989

International Relations Theory

Rhonda L. Callaway, Elizabeth G. Matthews

2016

Race, conflict, and the international order

Hugh Tinker

1977

Sex, Death, and Hierarchy in a Chinese City

William R. Jankowiak

1993

Embracing the beloved

Stephen Levine, Ondrea Levine

1995

What is "national honor"?

Leo Perla

1918

Weapons of influence

Martha Liebler Gibson

1992

Was ist Globalisierung?

Ulrich Beck

1998

The necessity for choice

Henry Kissinger

1961

Interventions

Kofi A. Annan, Nader Mousavizadeh

2013

A Thorn In Transatlantic Relations American And European Perceptions Of Threat And Security

Mary N. Hampton

2013

Theories of International Relations

Matthew Paterson, Jacqui True, Richard Devetak et al.

1996

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