Rise Of The Trading StateBasic Books, 1986 M01 23 - 268 páginas |
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... decline of British hegemony was associated with economic and military breakdown at the end of the nineteenth century , so the decline of United States hegemony foretells another period of economic conflict and perhaps war in the late ...
... decline of British hegemony was associated with economic and military breakdown at the end of the nineteenth century , so the decline of United States hegemony foretells another period of economic conflict and perhaps war in the late ...
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... decline in international economic cooperation or why it has proved possible to mobilize capital to help countries in financial trouble well after the onset of decline in American economic and military power . Certain financial and ...
... decline in international economic cooperation or why it has proved possible to mobilize capital to help countries in financial trouble well after the onset of decline in American economic and military power . Certain financial and ...
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... declined after the 1950s , though the decline was much greater in the American case . The United States went from 40 percent of world output in 1950 to about 25 percent in 1980 . The Soviet Union declined from its 14 percent share of ...
... declined after the 1950s , though the decline was much greater in the American case . The United States went from 40 percent of world output in 1950 to about 25 percent in 1980 . The Soviet Union declined from its 14 percent share of ...
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The | 22 |
Theories in Search of Reality | 44 |
Historical Fluidity and Change 8886 | 67 |
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