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European Securitygh further conflict could be avoided only by the maintenance of the nerve-racking balance of terror between the two superpowers, the United States and the USSR. In military terms, the continent was flanked and overshadowed by these two extra-European states.

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Crises and Diplomacynot be ruled out. It is the more serious for the world if the antagonists are major powers, and the more serious still if they are members of different alliance systems. Crises may develop slowly (as between China and the Soviet Union in 1969) but are generally provoked by a sudden move by one party

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Regional Powers and Tensionsrom China with over 1 billion inhabitants to the Pacific island of Nauru with fewer than 10,000. Their armed strength varies from the intimidating superpower might of the United States to the military impotence of the forty or so micro-states. In wealth too, whether measured in gross national produc

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Economic Poweronomic policy. In furtherance of a state’s . objectives abroad, economic resources may be used as rewards (promised or delivered) or punishments (threatened or carried out); in short, they may be given, denied, or taken away (see Box 6.1). When rewards are given openly and on a politically significa

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Human Rights and legal philosopher Jeremy Bentham two centuries ago. Yet the signatories of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights did not consider human rights to be nonsense. That document speaks of the ‘recognition of the … inalienable rights of all members of the human family’. When the representatives o

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Sustainable Developmentnly in the southern hemisphere, live lives of bare subsistence. This is unjust. Yet to raise the living standards of the poor to any marked degree could involve so much greater industrialisation as to cause global ecological catastrophe. In the words of a founder of the German Green Party: ‘if the i