Measuring interdependence and its Pacific benefits: A reply to Gartzke & Li

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The mathematical relationships linking trade dependence, openness and trade share are explained by Garzke & Li's 'Measure and Measure'. The substantive benefits of both trade dependence and openness are discussed using the data for trade and conflict.

United States, Public affairs, Influence, International trade, International relations, Speeches, lectures and essays

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A response to Huntington

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The authors address points made in a refutation of their previous criticisms of Samuel Huntington's 'The Clash of Civilizations and the Remaking of World Order.' The discussion concerns the development of global politics in a post-Cold War world.

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Try again: a reply to Russett, Oneal and Cox

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The author refutes conclusions made in a previous article on his book 'The Clash of Civilizations and the Remaking of World Order.' The book addresses the history and development of global politics in a post-Cold War world.

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