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South Asian Survey, 2008
Six propositions drive this article. First, India's relations with the great powers as they evolve over the next two decades are going to be conditioned by India's own emergence as a great power. Second, it will take at least 15 to 20 years for a balance to re-emerge in the contemporary hegemonic system; hence, India's emergence will be simultaneous ...
Rajesh Rajagopalan, Varun Sahni
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Six propositions drive this article. First, India's relations with the great powers as they evolve over the next two decades are going to be conditioned by India's own emergence as a great power. Second, it will take at least 15 to 20 years for a balance to re-emerge in the contemporary hegemonic system; hence, India's emergence will be simultaneous ...
Rajesh Rajagopalan, Varun Sahni
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International Journal: Canada's Journal of Global Policy Analysis, 1967
The State of Israel has had three major conflicts with her Arab neighbours: in 1948, when the British left; in 1956, in the context of an Anglo-French decision to invade Egypt; and in the complex circumstances of the war last June. There is an obvious contrast between the first two of these and the third.
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The State of Israel has had three major conflicts with her Arab neighbours: in 1948, when the British left; in 1956, in the context of an Anglo-French decision to invade Egypt; and in the complex circumstances of the war last June. There is an obvious contrast between the first two of these and the third.
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Uzbekistan among the great powers
Communist and Post-Communist Studies, 2009Under the authoritarian regime of Islam Karimov, Uzbekistan has achieved independence and stability by exploiting its natural resources through a strategy of “staple globalism” and by balancing the great powers against each other. Since the breakup of the Soviet Union in 1991, the new regime first distanced itself from Russia and tried regional ...
Martin C. Spechler, Dina Rome Spechler
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“Great Powers” in the Pacific Islands:
2017The application of a comparative approach in Spanish colonial archaeology is a vital, but infrequent, enterprise that strengthens the historical anthropology of Western imperialism. This chapter compares early Spanish and Anglo-American colonialism in the Marianas and Hawaiian islands.
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The Black Sea Region in the Contest of Geopolitical Projects of the Great Powers, 1991-2019
Vestnik RUDN International Relations, 2021Aleksandr Irkhin, Olga
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2010
The modern state of Turkey is the successor to what was once a great power. At its zenith, the Ottoman Empire commanded large armies and territory and had an important say in European power politics. In the Middle East, it had no real rival. In his classic Theory of International Politics, Kenneth Waltz identifies the Ottoman Empire as a Great Power in
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The modern state of Turkey is the successor to what was once a great power. At its zenith, the Ottoman Empire commanded large armies and territory and had an important say in European power politics. In the Middle East, it had no real rival. In his classic Theory of International Politics, Kenneth Waltz identifies the Ottoman Empire as a Great Power in
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