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Why study EU foreign policy at all? A response to Keuleers, Fonck and Keukeleire. [PDF]

Coop Confl, 2017
Dijkstra H, Vanhoonacker S.
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Bilingual translations of intensifiers in Dong-A Ilbo's news about China: A corpus-based discourse analysis approach. [PDF]

PLoS One
Jiuding Q.
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(review): John J. Mearsheimer The Great Delusion: Liberal Dreams and International Realities the Polish edition, Universitas, Wydawnictwo Nowej Konfederacji, Kraków – Warszawa 2021

Świat Idei i Polityki
Michał M. Kosman
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LIDDELL HART AND THE MEARSHEIMER CRITQUE: A "PUPIL'S" PERSPECTIVE

The US Army War College Quarterly: Parameters, 1990
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Bosnia and Herzegovina in John Mearsheimer’s Concepts

Uprava, 2022
Starting from the analysis of the texts of the American political scientist J. Mearsheimer created during the aggression against Bosnia and Herzegovina, the central theme of the paper is Mearsheimer's view on the Bosnian issue. The political-administrative organization of Bosnia and Herzegovina is still a relevant topic that takes the form of a ...
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Rejoinder to Mearsheimer and Walt

Perspectives on Politics, 2009
In their reply, Professors Mearsheimer and Walt focus quite reasonably on my two main claims: that their research methods are flawed and that their evidence is weak. But they begin, tellingly, by citing a range of indirect evidence that appears to depict a powerful “Israel lobby.” Lots of knowledgeable Washington insiders, they say—policymakers ...
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