Titlebook: Global Policy Studies; International Intera Stuart S. Nagel (Professor of Political Science) Book 1991 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Ma

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Alternative Policies for Dealing with International CommunicationMcPhail point out, ‘Currently, the global telecommunications system links all the countries of the world, includes 600 million telephones, creates U.S. $250 billion in annual revenues, and annually stimulates U.S. $100 billion of investment’ (McPhail and McPhail, 1987: 290).

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H. Steven Moffic,John Peteet,Rania AwaadMcPhail point out, ‘Currently, the global telecommunications system links all the countries of the world, includes 600 million telephones, creates U.S. $250 billion in annual revenues, and annually stimulates U.S. $100 billion of investment’ (McPhail and McPhail, 1987: 290).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-9487-4s a cluster of nation-states, each with its own interests, and examines how they relate to each other. A global perspective begins with the globe as a socio-technological system. It focuses on the variety of linkages throughout the system, many of them policy issues that spill across national bounda

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-287-194-7es in general, and the study of negotiations in particular, contribute to the design and ‘engineering’ of cooperative solutions to global policy problems? My ambitions are strictly exploratory and quite modest; no attempt will be made to provide a comprehensive inventory of findings and hypotheses d

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