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Reimagining Methodologies of Readingsimply because they are states among other states, with no one to oblige them to behave otherwise. The advocates of the democratic peace proposition observe that democracies do not fight each other. They wonder why this should be the case. They look for specific reasons that lie in the nature of dem

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