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Brief Biographies,.he purpose of this chapter is to provide a broad outline of Cobden, Mitrany, and Ohmae’s varied and colorful lives as they dedicated them to international liberalism, world peace, and the promotion of economic development. An additional objective is to present a general picture of their historical and intellectual contexts.

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The Obsolete International System,.his chapter analyzes Cobden, Mitrany, and Ohmae’s empirical claims about the nation-state in its international role and context. The purpose is to expose the main weaknesses in our three thinkers’ accounts of the decline of the nation-state by investigating what they claim they are actually witnessing in the international arena.

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Per A. Hammarlundat answering questions which a practitioner might have, concerning the analysis presented in the chapter. First, how robust and reliable are the statistical techniques used by the authors? Second, to what extent is the information provided by this type of analysis useful in taking decisions concerni

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Per A. Hammarlund society remained far from sufficiently institutionalized. Its organizations — in the election, human rights, and legal fields — became more effective in operational terms, but remained unsustainable and lacked political influence — and many may even fail to operate one day..