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Koalitionspr?ferenzen und Wahlentscheidungenguage and harsh accusations, particularly on the American side, was accompanied by equally fervent proclamations of each country’s long and continued closeness to the other. This combination of two apparently opposite attitudes was maintained for months, from the run-up to the Iraq War to the G-8 me

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Rüdiger Schmitt-Beck,Thorsten Faasot” 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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