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From passive to active / Hongyu, Lin   Journal Article
Hongyu, Lin Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
Summary/Abstract As one of the victorious allies of World War - I, China attended the Paris Peace Conference in 1919. Toa certain extent, the conference can be regarded as the true beginning of global governance. It was followed by the establishment of the Versailles-Washington System. The first international pattern with world participation
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Role of economic diplomacy in the system of international relations / Naryshkin, A   Journal Article
Naryshkin, A. Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract THE TERM "system of international relations" has become part and parcel of the professional vocabulary of historians and political scientists. A system of international relations or a world order is a form of organization of international relations that reflects the entire spectrum of relationships among members of this system (actors) and their hierarchy. These relationships are based on principles that are enshrined in international legal documents, namely treaties and agreements.
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Russian Revolutions of 1917 and the Versailles-Washington System: Contradictions and Alternatives / Sidorov, A   Journal Article
Sidorov, A Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract THE GREAT RUSSIAN REVOLUTION echoed far and wide. The revolution of February 1917 catastrophically undermined Russia's international positions; the revolution of October 1917 shifted its foreign policy vector by pushing it out of the coalitions trapped in World War I. The centenary of the events that changed the course of Russian and world history has given us another chance to ponder on how they affected the postwar international order known as the Versailles-Washington system.
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