Titlebook: Unspoken Rules and Superpower Dominance; Paul Keal Book 1983 Paul Ernest Keal 1983 international relations.politics.Superpower

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Unilateral Declarations and Agreements about Spheres of Influencethat powers agree, either before or after the establishment of spheres of influence, may or may not be a reciprocal undertaking. Each of these possibilities will be discussed in subsequent chapters. This chapter will first discuss unilateral declarations and then formal agreements while the next will deal with informal or unspoken understandings.

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The Consolidation of Spheres of Influenceto restrict Soviet influence on the continent to eastern Europe. In the western hemisphere the United States asserted its predominance over Latin America and consolidated what had long been its sphere of influence.

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Action and Inactione Dominican Republic in 1965. Discussion of each of these occupies the first two parts and follows the pattern of presenting first, what the influencing power did, second, the justification it advanced, and third, what the adversary power did and said in response.

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Spheres of Influence and International Law with spheres of influence in the history of international law, and the third summarizes legal argument concerning the actions the influencing powers took in the same four examples considered in the last chapter.

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Paul Keal administrations and their contribution to interparliamentary cooperation. It presents a new and different perspective on the challenges and dynamics of multi-level parliamentarism..978-1-349-59547-1978-1-137-59626-0Series ISSN 2524-7263 Series E-ISSN 2524-7271

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Paul KealFrom Chapters 3 and 6 we know that in a top-down parser we have a prediction for the rest of the input, and that this prediction has either a terminal symbol in front, in which case we “match”, or a non-terminal, in which case we “predict”.