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... Western is the most complex and by far the best known . It has also been exceptionally long - lived , beginning to ... Western state systems are analyzed and principles are developed to apply to the Western state , our main subject of ...
... Western is the most complex and by far the best known . It has also been exceptionally long - lived , beginning to ... Western state systems are analyzed and principles are developed to apply to the Western state , our main subject of ...
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... Western world of a character quite new to history . Its intellectual inspiration derived from the reaction inaugurated by Marx within the Western world against the morally and socially disturbing success of the industrial revolution ...
... Western world of a character quite new to history . Its intellectual inspiration derived from the reaction inaugurated by Marx within the Western world against the morally and socially disturbing success of the industrial revolution ...
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... Western powers . Stalinist transforma- tions , 1928 and after , again intervened to set Russia farther apart as a strange world ; but World War II gave a national cause and brought Russia into close contact , into an alliance of sorts ...
... Western powers . Stalinist transforma- tions , 1928 and after , again intervened to set Russia farther apart as a strange world ; but World War II gave a national cause and brought Russia into close contact , into an alliance of sorts ...
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Conditions of State Systems | 21 |
The Open Society | 41 |
Creativity | 61 |
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