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| Brief Table of Contents | |
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| The Globalization of International Relations | |
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| Realist Theories | |
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| Liberal and Social Theories | |
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| Foreign Policy | |
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| International Conflict | |
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| Military Force and Terrorism | |
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| International Organization, Law, and Human Rights | |
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| International Trade | |
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| Global Finance and Business | |
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| International Integration | |
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| Environment and Population | |
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| The North-South Gap | |
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| International Development | |
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| The Globalization of International Relations | |
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| Globalization, International Relations, and Daily Life | |
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| Core Principles | |
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| IR as a Field of Study | |
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| Actors and Influences | |
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| State Actors | |
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| Nonstate Actors | |
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| Levels of Analysis | |
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| Globalization | |
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| Global Geography | |
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| The Evolving International System | |
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| The Two World Wars, 1900-1950 | |
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| The Cold War, 1945-1990 | |
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| The Post-Cold War Era, 1990-2012 | |
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| Realist Theories | |
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| Realism | |
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| Power | |
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| Defining Power | |
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| Estimating Power | |
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| Elements of Power | |
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| The International System | |
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| Anarchy and Sovereignty | |
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| Balance of Power | |
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| Great Powers and Middle Powers | |
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| Power Distribution | |
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| Hegemony | |
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| The Great Power System, 1500-2000 | |
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| Alliances | |
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| Purposes of Alliances | |
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| NATO | |
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| Other Alliances | |
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| Regional Alignments | |
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| Strategy | |
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| Statecraft | |
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| Rationality in International Relations | |
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| The Prisoner's Dilemma | |
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| Liberal and Social Theories | |
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| The Waning of War | |
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| Liberal Theories | |
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| Kant and Peace | |
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| Liberal Institutionalism | |
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| International Regimes | |
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| Collective Security | |
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| The Democratic Peace | |
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| Social Theories | |
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| Identities and Ideas Matter | |
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| Postmodernism | |
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| Marxism | |
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| Peace Studies | |
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| Gender Theories | |
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| Why Gender Matters | |
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| The Masculinity of Realism | |
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| Gender in War and Peace | |
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| Women in IR | |
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| Difference Feminism versus Liberal Feminism? | |
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| Postmodern Feminism | |
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| Foreign Policy | |
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| Making Foreign Policy | |
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| Models of Decision Making | |
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| Individual Decision Makers | |
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| Group Psychology | |
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| Crisis Management | |
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| Domestic Influences | |
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| Bureaucracies | |
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| Interest Groups | |
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| The Military-Industrial Complex | |
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| Public Opinion | |
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| Legislatures | |
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| Making Foreign Policy | |
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| International Conflict | |
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| The Wars of the World | |
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| Types of War | |
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| Theories of the Causes of War | |
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| Conflicts of Ideas | |
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| Nationalism | |
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| Ethnic Conflict | |
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| Genocide | |
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| Religious Conflict | |
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| Ideological Conflict | |
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| Conflicts of Interest | |
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| Territorial Disputes | |
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| Control of Governments | |
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| Economic Conflict | |
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| Military Force and Terrorism | |
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| Conventional Forces | |
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| Land Forces: Controlling Territory | |
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| Naval Forces: Controlling the Seas | |
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| Air Forces: Controlling the Skies | |
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| Coordinating Forces: Logistics and Intelligence | |
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| Evolving Technologies | |
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| Terrorism | |
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| Weapons of Mass Destruction | |
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| Nuclear Weapons | |
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| Ballistic Missiles and Other Delivery Systems | |
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| Chemical and Biological Weapons | |
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| Proliferation | |
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| Nuclear Strategy and Arms Control | |
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| States and Militaries | |
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| Military Economics | |
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| Control of Military Forces | |
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| Civil-Military Relations | |
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| International Organization, Law, and Human Rights | |
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| Roles of International Organizations | |
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| The United Nations | |
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| The UN System | |
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| The Security Council | |
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| Peacekeeping Forces | |
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| The Secretariat | |
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| The General Assembly | |
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| UN Programs | |
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| Autonomous Agencies | |
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| International Law | |
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| Sources of International Law | |
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| Enforcement of International Law | |
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| The World Court | |
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| International Cases in National Courts | |
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| Law and Sovereignty | |
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| Laws of Diplomacy | |
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| Just War Doctrine | |
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| Human Rights | |
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| Individual Rights versus Sovereignty | |
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| Human Rights Institutions | |
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| War Crimes | |
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| The Evolution of World Order | |
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| International Trade | |
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| Theories of Trade | |
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| Liberalism and Mercantilism | |
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| Comparative Advantage | |
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| Political Interference in Markets | |
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| Protectionism | |
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| Trade Regimes | |
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| The World Trade Organization | |
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| Bilateral and Regional Agreements | |
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| Cartels | |
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| Industries and Interest Groups | |
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| Enforcement of Trade Rules | |
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| Economic Globalization | |
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| The Evolving World Economy | |
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| Resistance to Trade | |
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| Global Finance and Business | |
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| Globalization and Finance | |
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| The Currency System | |
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| About Money | |
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| International Currency Exchange | |
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| Why Currencies Rise or Fall | |
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| Central Banks | |
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| The World Bank and the IMF | |
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| State Financial Positions | |
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| National Accounts | |
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| International Debt | |
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| The Position of the United States | |
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| The Position of Russia and Eastern Europe | |
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| The Position of Asia | |
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| Multinational Business | |
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| Multinational Corporations | |
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| Foreign Direct Investment | |
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| Host and Home Government Relations | |
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| International Integration | |
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| Globalization and Integration | |
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| Integration Theory | |
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| The European Union | |
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| The Vision of a United Europe | |
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| The Treaty of Rome | |
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| Structure of the European Union | |
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| The Single European Act | |
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| The Maastricht Treaty | |
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| Monetary Union | |
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| Expanding the European Union | |
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| The Lisbon Treaty | |
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| The Power of Information | |
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| Connecting the World | |
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| Information as a Tool of Governments | |
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| Information as a Tool against Governments | |
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| Telecommunications and Global Culture | |
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| Environment and Population | |
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| Interdependence and the Environment | |
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| Sustainable Development | |
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| Managing the Environment | |
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| The Atmosphere | |
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| Biodiversity | |
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| Forests and Oceans | |
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| Pollution | |
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| Natural Resources | |
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| World Energy | |
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| Minerals | |
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| Water Disputes | |
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| Population | |
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| The Demographic Transition | |
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| Population Policies | |
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| Disease | |
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| The North-South Gap | |
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| The State of the South | |
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| Basic Human Needs | |
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| World Hunger | |
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| Rural and Urban Populations | |
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| Women in Development | |
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| Migration and Refugees | |
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| Theories of Accumulation | |
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| Economic Accumulation | |
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| The World-System | |
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| Imperialism | |
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| World Civilizations | |
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| History of Imperialism, 1500-2000 | |
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| Effects of Colonialism | |
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| Postcolonial Dependency | |
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| Revolutionary Movements | |
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| International Development | |
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| Experiences | |
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| The Newly Industrializing Countries | |
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| The Chinese Experience | |
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| India Takes Off | |
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| Other Experiments | |
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| Lessons | |
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| Import Substitution and Export-Led Growth | |
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| Concentrating Capital for Manufacturing | |
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| Corruption | |
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| North-South Capital Flows | |
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| Foreign Investment | |
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| North-South Debt | |
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| IMF Conditionality | |
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| The South in International Economic Regimes | |
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| Foreign Assistance | |
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| Patterns of Foreign Assistance | |
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| Types of Foreign Assistance | |
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| The Politics of Foreign Assistance | |
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| The Impact of Foreign Assistance | |