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Russia's foreign policy

Andrei P. Tsygankov

2016

Asymmetric conflicts

T. V. Paul

1994

Stranger in a Strange Land

Robert A. Heinlein

1961 ★ 4.5

The challenge of grand strategy

Steven E. Lobell, Norrin M. Ripsman, Jeffrey W. Taliaferro

2012

The troubled giant

F. S. Northedge

1967

A century's journey

Stanley Hoffmann, Robert A. Pastor, Michel Oksenberg

1999

In the Hegemon's shadow

Evan Braden Montgomery

2016

The emergence of the great powers, 1685-1715

John B. Wolf

1951

Born to darkness

Suzanne Brockmann

2012

A Strategic Atlas

Gérard Chaliand

1985

A sense of power

John A. Thompson

2015

Geopolitics of Euro-Atlantic Integration

Anders Wivel Staff

2006

The Tragedy of Great Power Politics

John J. Mearsheimer

2001 ★ 5.0

International perspectives on Vietnam

Lloyd C. Gardner, Ted Gittinger

1999

Taking Up The Reins

Norman Moss

2008

Germany says "No"

Dieter Dettke

2009

The Power

Naomi Alderman

2016 ★ 3.8

Russia's foreign policy

Andrei P. Tsygankov

2010

The great powers versus the hegemon

Mohammed E. Ahrari

2012

Why peace breaks out

Stephen R. Rock

1989

When opponents cooperate

Miller, Benjamin

1995

Words of Radiance

Brandon Sanderson

2014 ★ 4.7

The United States of Europe

T. R. Reid

2005

The great powers, Lithuania and the Vilna question 1920-1928

Alfred Erich Senn

1967

Vicious

V. E. Schwab

2013 ★ 3.9

The wars of Afghanistan

Peter Tomsen

2011

Pocket Book of Powers

Len Forgione

2017

God and gold

Walter Russell Mead

2007

The rise of the great powers, 1648-1815

Derek McKay

1983

The ideological origins of great power politics, 1789-1989

Mark L. Haas

2005

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