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Surprise and the Single Scenario,d dismissed protests and ignored previous incidents, five frigates with 1600 soldiers aboard left Buenos Aires undetected and, out of the blue, arrived off the islands and delivered an ultimatum. This was rejected and the invading troops landed under cover of a bombardment by the frigates. The Briti

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Cant in Foreign Policy,le aspect of this complex and controversial phenomenon. We shall not, for instance, here be concerned with cant as an esoteric language intended to confuse the vulgar while conveying a specific meaning to initiates, an important function in the nineteenth century, when an ‘unfriendly act’ was a phra

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Hong Kong: a Base Without a Fleet,adron when Curzon wrote those words in 1898, was blunt: ‘it is fortified of course, but neither in its defences nor its garrison could it pretend to stand a siege — the reply I suppose being, that we hope to command the sea’. .

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The Political Influence of the Thriller,volving crime, espionage or violence, in which the reader’s attention is focused on the dangers run by the characters. There are few forms of writing so clearly identifiable or which command a wider public. In 1967, for instance, the world’s 50 most frequently translated authors included 11 writers

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The Speech Etiquette of Professional GroupsPower does not exist. Not in any absolute sense. It is the ability to apply appropriate force about a given point.

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