Titlebook: Conflict and Peace in the Modern International System; A Study of the Princ Evan Luard Book 1988Latest edition Evan Luard 1988 conflict.pea

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-19305-9conflict; peace; system

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Chi-Chi Undie,Margaret Mak’anyengobeen the attempt to arrive at conventions, formal or informal, concerning the level, type, and disposition of armaments so as to reduce their dangers to a minimum. This may be compared to the situation in a crime-ridden city, if the citizens, seeking to combat crime, said to one another: let us unde

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Library of Ethics and Applied Philosophya single autocrat, an unrepresentative oligarchy, a small, educated elite, an officer caste, the bourgeoisie, the urban proletariat or an entire electorate. But it must take at least some account of other opinion. If it outrages the prejudices, the aspirations, the livelihood of the masses, it may f

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-99716-8In every society the nature of conflict, and the issues over which it arises, depends above all on the motives of its members: their dominant aims and aspirations. In examining the forms of conflict in the modern world, therefore, our first task must be to look at the motives of states and the way these are acquired.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-4086-8The most elementary type of national behaviour incompatible with international order is a direct assault by the forces of one state against the territory of another.

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