Titlebook: Nuclear Proliferation in the 1980‘s; William H. Kincade (executive director of the Arms Book 1982 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmil

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gonioscopy

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The Prestige Statesuntries that routinely appear on lists of near-nuclear nations, one group appears motivated more by the status and influence that nuclear weapons might bring than additions to national security. Prestige figures somewhere in the calculations of most candidates for nuclear weapons, but it predominate

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cacophony

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权宜之计

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The View from the Third Worldrtainly concerns issues of trade but essentially seeks a just order of economic affairs in which both rich and poor countries have rights of decision. The pursuit of development is the search for and assertion of both political and economic sovereignty in the state system. This basic direction perme

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