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Structural Neorealism and the British Case,pectations across the discipline. It was believed that by discovering recurrent trends that seemed to be at a divorce from specific national attributes such as language, history, and culture, Waltz had found a way to generate elegant, parsimonious, and predictive theory on the basis of a scant numbe

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Leaders and Leadership,ions scholars tend to either ignore or disregard the role of individual leaders is, on the whole, true.. Undeniably, contemplating a role for the personality and abilities of any particular leader is difficult to reconcile with aspirations to scientific rigor. In one of the rare articles in the inte

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Leadership Evaluated,of leadership and how closely his choices reflect the terms of the null hypothesis presented in Chapter 2. Baldwin’s performance in diagnosis, prescription, and mobilization will be evaluated, and some conclusions about both Baldwin’s role in history as well as what his tenure teaches us about how e

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Conclusions on Leadership and International Relations Theory,lance of power is formed. Baldwin is an example of the leader whose relative inaction led to the nonimplementation of policies to which he basically subscribed. Chamberlain is an example of the leader who is extremely active and determined but who leads poorly. Both types of leaders matter equally.

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Epilogue: The Balance of Power in the Twenty-First Century,clear weapons that were barely imagined when the war began were detonated in action during the last days of fighting and their proliferation, in absolute numbers of total weapons in the world and in the destructive power of those weapons has grown almost beyond measure. The number of states possessi

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f Kant’s Global Justice (Idea for a Universal History from a Cosmopolitan Point of View. Macmillan, New York, 1963/1784); Galtung’s ABC Conflict Triangle (Peace by Peaceful Means: Peace and Conflict, Development and Civilization. Sage, London, 1996); Parlevliet’s Iceberg Metaphor (Track Two 11:8–43,

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