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,What do we Mean by ‘Quality’ and ‘TQM’?,that country, shaping most of her reactions to Congolese matters. Indeed, so often did the phrase figure in the statements of her spokespeople that it became something in the nature of a distinctively British incantation.

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Robin Matthews,Anthony Shoebridge in her . position, which was not as impressive as it had been throughout the two previous centuries. On the one hand stood the United States, with her huge all-round might; on the other, the Soviet Union — battered, but nonetheless a colossus. Britain, too, had been strained by the war, most notice

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Christer Sandahl,Mia von Knorringhe UN’s scheme for the achievement of this purpose was found to lack substance. A deep political and ideological rift appeared between the two great powers who had been designated as the essential pillars of the new system: the Soviet Union and the United States. The UN was a political house divided

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-26153-6mer colony in a manner which Britain found entirely explicable — indeed, commendable. Belgium’s blinkered colonial policy may well have contributed significantly to her subsequent troubles. Of that Britain was not in doubt. Nonetheless it was hard, in Britain’s view, to see how else Belgium could ho

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Managing your Mental Health during your PhDnfluence in international affairs. The threat which it was deemed to pose took a very immediate form in Europe, where the prevailing assumption was that the westwards expansion of the Soviet ‘empire’ was deterred only by the armed might of the United States and its allies. Peace was judged to be the

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