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Conclusionset out in the introductory chapter. Each part will be briefly reviewed in order to reiterate some highlights and most particularly to indicate some relationships between the various parts. Some overall conclusions emerge from the study as a whole.

DAMN

Dagmar Teising,Hannah Tönsfeuerbornhile, and this maze of competing interests has increasingly extended to Antarctica. Co-operation has been evident, as in the case of relations between the United States and Chile, Argentina and the Soviet Union and most recently Argentina and Chile. However, local rivalry continues, great power invo

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-28302-1— over the liquidation of an empire. The vehicles of access, leverage and control that served for a decade or so to bend even the more distant and more developed Latin American countries to the will of the United States are no longer available or adequate for that purpose. Trends within and outside

谄媚于人

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-79323-6entina this has drawn in great powers especially Great Britain and the United States. Some of these problems found amicable solutions. Over the last century, there were instances in which Great Britain and the United States were involved in definition and settlement of Argentine borders through arbi

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人充满活力

Neonazis im Scheinwerferlicht der Mediends the combined extent of either Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Peru and Uruguay or the USA and Mexico. Normally, Antarctica is perceived as the world’s last great wilderness, whose mysteries have yet to be fully unveiled.

Carcinoma

Jae Hoon Lim,Kee-Taek Jang,Jung Hoon Kimngs in their system for generating productive capital. Besides the social and political problems caused directly or indirectly by the external debt, so too a vicious circle of domestic economic problems is generated including inflation, insufficiency of internal savings for investment in productive

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J. Thomas Stocker,Kamal G. Ishakconsiderable military weaponry possessed by neighbouring countries often aggravates mistrust just as this mistrust in turn fuels arms expansion. In a word, arms tend to contribute to interstate tension and tension spurs arms build-ups. Ongoing disputes accentuate the international action-reaction pr