Untertitel:: Multilateralism as State Strategy
Herausgeber:: David J. Hornsby / Tom Keating / Antonio Franceschet / Duane Bratt / Christopher J. Kukucha / David R. Black / John McCoy / Matthew S. Weinert / Greg J. Anderson / Shaun Narine / Frances Kofi Abiew / Edward Ansah Akuffo / Paul Gecelovsky / Kim Richard Nossal
Verlag:: UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA PRESS
Erschienen:: 08.11.2016
Seitenanzahl:: 377
EAN:: 9781772122800
Sprache:: Englisch
Format:: PDF
Schutz:: Dig. Wass.

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Seeking Order in Anarchy

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