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Strategy Adjustments of the United States and the European Union vis-à-vis China: Democratic Global Power Identities and Fluid Polygonal Relations. [PDF]
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Third World Themes in the International Politics of the Ceaușescu Regime or the International Affirmation of the ‘Socialist Nation’ [PDF]
, 2018 The present article aims to offer a synoptic picture of communist Romania’s relations with Third World countries during the Ceaușescu regime. Within these relations, economic and geopolitical motivations coexisted along with ideological ones, thus making
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Dialectic Unity of the Domestic and Foreign Policy of China On the Centenary of the Communist Party of China. [PDF]
Her Russ Acad Sci, 2021 Barsky KM, Vinogradov AV, Salitskii AI.
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Communist Economic Offensive—Soviet Foreign Aid—Means and Effects [PDF]
, 1964 Peselj, Branko M.
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Parting with Illusions: Developing a Realistic Approach to Relations with Russia [PDF]
, 2008 A review of America's post-Soviet strategy toward Russia is long overdue. The illusions that once guided policy are now at an end. What is needed is a dispassionate approach to Russia, wherein Americans would neither magnify nor excuse the virtues and ...
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New Thinking in Soviet Approaches to International Politics and Law [PDF]
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The Korean Armistice of 1953 and its Consequences - Part II [PDF]
Mitter: China emerged from the Korean War as a more confident actor in the international order. The paper considers three wider contexts within which China's experience of the Korean War should be considered: as part of a spectrum of 20th century wars ...
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