Titlebook: Conflict and Compromise; The Strategy, Politi Marjorie Milbank Farrar Book 1974 Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, Netherlands 1974 Action.Diplom

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Personal Effects on the Change Makersblems inherent in launching any new program. Blockade advocates had to compete with established interests and overcome numerous obstacles before they won acceptance or their programs. Increased bureaucratization accompanied efforts to improve this novel weapon, but such proliferation of government s

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Organizational Change, 1990s Stylemight well have compelled neutral submission, as it frequently did from the Swiss, but interallied tension only strengthened neutral resistance. Initially, French interest and criticism centered on the Dutch blockade operation, but their disapprobation gradually extended to the Scandinavian nations

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A Dungeon of Dangerous Practicesion of conflicting programs’ demands, the emergence of wartime priorities with blockade tactics fitted into the total war framework, the reluctance of selfish vested interests to sacrifice for the national good, even in wartime. Petty rivalries and frictions are an integral part of wartime governmen

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A Dungeon of Dangerous Practices useful auxiliary weapon; they had merely disagreed on the best way to implement its policies. The French continued to press for stricter blockade action into 1917, but the British wanted to relax economic controls. British defection was principally attributable to German institution of unlimited su

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Introduction,ed studies have concentrated either on the blockade’s naval aspects or exclusively on the British contribution. Little effort has been made heretofore to distinguish the French role. This study focuses on the French contribution to the diplomatic, as contrasted with the maritime, blockade of the Cen

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Outward Unity and Inner Tension : The Formation of an Economic Warfare Strategy,lockade was primarily maritime and British-directed. By August 1917, French economic policy was fully formulated and its application thereafter depended mainly on the United States. Therefore, this study will concentrate on this period of two and a half years.

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