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POLITICAL RATIONALITY (3) answer(s).
 
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Averting nuclear war: stretching the limits of democratic political rationality / Ahmed, Ali   Journal Article
Ahmed, Ali Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
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Irish meet the welsh wizard: character, narrative, and political rationality in the formation of the irish free state / Meadwell, Hudson   Journal Article
Meadwell, Hudson Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract The negotiations that led to the formation of the Irish Free State in 1921 form the focus of this article. A longstanding interpretation of these negotiations has the British finessing the Irish by playing on the weaknesses of character of the Irish delegation. This interpretation is both flawed and influential. On one level, the article questions its historical accuracy and proposes an alternative. On another level, the article seeks to account for its enduring importance. This interpretation plays a role in a larger narrative of Anglo-Irish relations that is rooted in British colonialism and Irish nationalism.
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Political rationality in Iranian Foreign Policy / Divsallar, Abdolrasool; Barzegar, Kayhan   Journal Article
Barzegar, Kayhan Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract Iran's foreign policy has been shifting to meet its regional and global environment, as well as domestic dynamics. In the past, ideology played a significant role as a driver of foreign policy. For instance, the idea that Iran had a global responsibility toward Muslims, and that faith would bring victory, was based on Islam as its main resource.
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