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The 'knowledge politics' of democratic peace theory [PDF]
, 2012 How do academic ideas influence US foreign policy, under what conditions and with what consequences? This article traces the rise, ‘securitisation’ and political consequences of democratic peace theory (DPT) in the United States by exploring the work of ...
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Why Sinoscepticism will Remake British Politics
The Political Quarterly, Volume 95, Issue 2, Page 289-297, April/June 2024.Abstract Sinoscepticism is on the rise in British politics. Why is this? And what are the implications? This article shows that Sinoscepticism is not solely a result of the whims of MPs, but also stems from deep‐rooted tensions surrounding Britain's position in global order. Specifically, the British state finds itself on the horns of a dilemma: accept
Liam Stanley
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Soviet-American relations in 1960–1970s: US neoconservatives and collapse of détente
RUDN Journal of Russian History, 2013 The article analyses the Soviet-American relations in the years of detente (1960–1970s), considers the role of neoconservatives who promoted the US return to the spirit of confrontation with the Soviet Union.
K V Blokhin
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Foreign Policy Views and U.S Standing in the World [PDF]
, 2010 What do Americans think about the US role in world affairs and why do they think the way they do? Americans typically do not think about foreign policy most of the time, and, as a consequence, know relatively little about it (Almond 1950, Lippmann 1955 ...
Baum, Matthew A., Nau, Henry R.
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The 'problem' of ethics in contemporary anthropological research [PDF]
, 2010 Why is it that ‘ethics’ is seen as a problem in anthropology? This paper seeks to explore this question by looking at (a) historical shifts in the relation between ethnographers and their subjects/informants and (b) anthropological practice.
Campbell, John
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Critical geoeconomics: A genealogy of writing politics, economy and space
Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, Volume 49, Issue 1, March 2024.Short Abstract The notion of geoeconomics became increasingly popular since the 1990s. Conventionally treated as a neologism, attributed to the strategist Edward N. Luttwak, earlier iterations of geoeconomics, some dating back more than a century, have been ignored by both celebratory and critical accounts.
Felix Mallin, James D. Sidaway
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Néo-conservatisme contre Universalisme
Revue LISA, 2007 This study will first set forth the principles underpinning universalism and neo-conservatism, followed by the re-launching of the polemic which pits neoconservatives against universalism, the former seeking to privilege the American Empire.
Frank Romano
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2020: the year of living cautiously. [PDF]
J Med Microbiol, 2021 Inglis TJJ.
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Vestnik RUDN. International Relations, 2013 The article is dedicated to the analysis of the foreign policy visions of American neoconservatives of the 1950-s. Albert Wohlstetter, the head of Rand corporation, the representative of so called strategic neoconservatism, Jeane Kirkpatrick, the row of ...
K V Blokhin
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Curriculum and coronavirus: New approaches to curriculum in the age of uncertainty. [PDF]
Prospects (Paris), 2021 Goodson IF, Schostak JF.
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