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International relations

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Occidentalism

Avishai Margalit, Ian Buruma

2004

International politics on the world stage

John T. Rourke

1986 ★ 4.7

Children of the Sun

Kitahara

1995

Being and becoming Canada

Ellen Babby

1995

Indonesia and China

Rizal Sukma

1999

Going nuclear

Owen R. Cote, Steven E. Miller, Sean M. Lynn-Jones et al.

2006

America at the crossroads

Francis Fukuyama

2006

The promise of world order

Falk, Richard A.

1987

The One Percent Doctrine

Ron Suskind

2006

Charm Offensive

Joshua Kurlantzick

2007

A history of the law of nations

Walker, Thomas Alfred

1899

Power and Resistance in the New World Order (International Political Economy)

Stephen Gill

2003

Guilty pleasure

Lora Leigh

2010 ★ 2.3

Reluctant partners

Brown, Andrew G

2003

Good judgment in foreign policy

Stanley A. Renshon, Deborah Welch Larson, Stanley Allen Renshon

2003

Getting to yes in Korea

Walter C. Clemens

2010

Parting the curtain

Walter L. Hixson

1997

Offering hospitality

Caron E. Gentry

2013

What's wrong with the European Union and how to fix it

Simon Hix

2008

A better world

William L. O'Neill

1982

Legal Rules and International Society

Anthony Clark Arend

1999

A survey of United States-Latin American relations

J. Lloyd Mecham

1965

China's foreign relations

Denny Roy

1998

The Purpose Of Intervention

Martha Finnemore

2003

The real war

Richard Nixon

1980

The U.S.-Mexico border

John Davenport

2004

Never at War

Spencer R. Weart

1998

NATO in the 1960's

Alastair Buchan

1960

Patriots and profiteers

R. T. Naylor

1999

The State of the World Atlas

Michael Kidron, Ronald Segal, Dan Smith

1981

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