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Algorithms, Information, and Chance,sm assumes that states focus primarily on their individual absolute gains and are indifferent to the gains of others. Whether cooperation results in a relative gain or loss is not very important to a state in neoliberal institutionalism as long as it brings an absolute gain. In terms of preferences,

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In Vivo Ear Sponge Lymphangiogenesis Assay,lete theory of rational deterrence. The focus is on the role of reputation and signaling in establishing deterrence. We show how strategic players signal a reputation for strength from the perspective of an internally consistent equilibrium model.

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A K M Nawshad Hossian,George Mattheolabakistheory had any advice. The question was how to structure arms negotiations in Vienna — whether it is better to have all countries bargain in a single group or to break up into subgroups first and then meet in a plenary.

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Studying Protista WBR and Repair Using ,o give U.S. leaders this greater flexibility. In the early 1960s, Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara pressed NATO to adopt the doctrine of “flexible response” and struggled to introduce some flexibility into the Single Integrated Operational Plan (SIOP). Ten years later, Secretary of Defense James

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Achim Meyer,Julia Merkel,Bernhard Liebs, force deployments or mobilization, a change in government, a costly arms race that can no longer be tolerated, or any of a number of other factors that may rapidly alter a country’s strategic assessment of its relationship with another country. Whatever the precipitating factors, we assume that a

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