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Excerpt from Triangulating PeaceBetsy smiled at her mother's little spurt of temper and quickly curbed the smile. She was not only a dutiful daughter, but had an uncommon sense of humor, although in demeanor and look she strongly resembled her grave and handsome father, who had suf fered himself to be called a rebel and had gloried in being called a martyr. While Betsy trod serenely and calmly through life, its big things and its small, she lo...

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Explores American hegemony from during the Cold War to the 21st Century and asks whether this is sustainable for a democratic state.

Excerpt from Triangulating Peace Betsy smiled at her mother's little spurt of temper and quickly curbed the smile. She was not only a dutiful daughter, but had an uncommon sense of humor, although in demeanor and look she strongly resembled her grave and handsome father, who had suf fered himself to be called a rebel and had gloried in being called a martyr. While Betsy trod serenely and calmly through life, its big things and its small, she ...

Using game theory as a model for analyzing international relations, this book presents an introduction to the world of international relations. It offers coverage of the legal implications of policies associated with the US-led war on terror.

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The composition of the United Nations Security Council has changed little since 1945. Such structural stagnancy and lack of change has prompted numerous cries for reform. Russett brings together a group of specialists to examine the arguments for why change is needed, and the prospects for achieving such change. Asking tough questions about who would gain power and who would lose it from various proposed reforms, these essays point out which p...

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Bruce Russett is one of America's leading international relations scholars. In this collection of his essays - some classics and some new and unpublished a " he explores the relationship between American democracy and hegemony.