Titlebook: Crises in the Atlantic Alliance; Affect and Relations Lucile Eznack Book 2012 Lucile Eznack 2012 Affect.crisis.emotion.NATO.state

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Affect and the Atlantic Alliance,ot” emotions in reaction to stimulus events, affect is inherent to social life. Studying it, and how it impacts on interactions among individuals, is thus key to understanding social relations. I argue that the same is true for interstate relations. More specifically, I show how affect can and shoul

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Affect and Transatlantic Crises,, that is, the reason why the Atlantic alliance has persisted over time . the sometimes very serious crises that have taken place among its members. What I mean by crises are episodes of dispute or disagreement that entail relatively strong reactions from one country to the actions and/or positions

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The Suez Crisis, France decided to recover control of this canal, using whatever means necessary, including the use of force.. For their US ally, the priority was to avoid a military conflict. J. F. Dulles,the US secretary of state, was sent to London, and Washington organized a series of conferences in order to fi

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