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157410
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London, Bantam Books, 2002.
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649p.: maps, diagrams, platespbk
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9780553815221
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111858
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2012.
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The conference, which is traditionally organized and held by the RAS Institute for Far Eastern Studies, Scientific Council on the Problems of Comprehensive Study of Modern China and Russian-Chinese Friendship Society in Moscow was attended by about 200 scholars, lecturers, postgraduate students and students from the Russian Federation and eight foreign countries: the PRC (including Hong Kong and Macao), Belgium, Iceland, France, the United States, the Republic of Taiwan, Ukraine and Kazakhstan. They represented ten Russian and foreign research institutions, as well as 34 Russian and foreign universities and institutes. The conference drew much attention of the mass media, for example journalists from the newspaper Izvestia, Russian Information Agency Novosti and Chinese Xinhua News Agency. Diplomats from the PRC Embassy to Russia were also present at the conference. Officials of a number of ministries, departments and the Department of External Church Relations of the Russian Orthodox Church also displayed interest in the event.
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029790
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London, Hollis and Carter Ltd., 1964.
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424p.Hbk
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050004
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New York, Routledge, 2003.
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xii, 121p.
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Themes in world history
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041522943X
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| 047412 | 321.8095/WOO 047412 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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128615
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New Delhi, Oxford University Press, 2008.
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xxii, 370p.Hbk
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9780195693553
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029694
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New York, Holot, Rinehart and Winston, 1963.
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xxi, 970p.Hbk
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Rinehart Books in European History
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086980
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2009.
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China has been a major power for far longer than is typically acknowledged in the West. This paper seeks to redress established discourse of China as a 'rising' power which now enjoys common usage within Western policy-making, academic and popular circles, particularly within the United States; China can more accurately be conceived of as a 'recovering power'. A tendency by successive Washington administrations to view the world in realist terms has forced the label of 'rising' power onto China along with the negative connotations that inevitably follow. We should acknowledge the folly in utilising a theoretical approach largely devoid of any appreciation for the social and human dimensions of international relations as well as the importance of social discourse in the field. Finally, policy-makers in Washington must reconsider their realist stance and, with a fuller appreciation of world history, recognise that American hegemony was always destined to be short-lived.
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029748
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New York, Alfred A Knopf., 1972.
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xiv, 154p.pbk
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Studies in World Civilization
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0394315049
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006856
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New York, Simon and Schuster, 1996.
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367p.Hbk
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0684811642
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003000
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Hawthorne, Ray Leonardo and Sons., 1987.
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ii, 54p.Pbk
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042050
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New York, Harper and Row, Publishers, 1972.
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xx, 1237p.Hbk
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0880290048
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088562
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2009.
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In her response to our article, Mette Eilstrup-Sangiovanni replaces balance-of-power theory (threat of hegemony begets balancing, which produces a tendency of international systems toward equilibria of power) with a complex congeries of competing and contingent conjectures about when states might balance. While these are certainly part of the extensive literature on the balance of power, lumping them together and calling them a `theory' invites a comedy of errors rather than an empirical test. The `ado' in our article was a novel empirical test of a theory that has been central to centuries of IR theorizing. As our review of the evidence confirms, this theory can indeed be evaluated in ancient and non-European international systems, and it is wrong: international systems do not tend toward equilibria of power, and balancing is relatively unimportant in explaining the equilibria that do occur. We end up agreeing with the gist of Sangiovanni's response: there is no empirically valid systemic balance-of-power theory, and it is time to turn to contingent middle-range hypotheses about balancing
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090273
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2009.
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The balance of power is one of the oldest and most venerable concepts in the study of International Relations. Few concepts have had a comparable influence on both scholarship and statesmanship, and few have been so fiercely contested. In a recent article, `Testing Balance-of-Power Theory in World History' (EJIR, June 2007), Wohlforth et al. set out to test balance-of-power theory against 2000 years of world history. Although their article has considerable merits, I highlight three main weaknesses in their approach. First, I argue that they misstate balance-of-power theory. Second, the competing theoretical hypotheses they offer are (a) not novel, (b) too vague to enable productive empirical testing. Third, the historical evidence they present, based on the study of ancient international systems, is too scant and impressionistic to be probative for the causal mechanisms they seek to evaluate. As a result, balance-of-power theory is neither refuted nor significantly refined.
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088561
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2009.
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The balance of power is one of the oldest and most venerable concepts in the study of International Relations. Few concepts have had a comparable influence on both scholarship and statesmanship, and few have been so fiercely contested. In a recent article, `Testing Balance-of-Power Theory in World History' (EJIR, June 2007), Wohlforth et al. set out to test balance-of-power theory against 2000 years of world history. Although their article has considerable merits, I highlight three main weaknesses in their approach. First, I argue that they misstate balance-of-power theory. Second, the competing theoretical hypotheses they offer are (a) not novel, (b) too vague to enable productive empirical testing. Third, the historical evidence they present, based on the study of ancient international systems, is too scant and impressionistic to be probative for the causal mechanisms they seek to evaluate. As a result, balance-of-power theory is neither refuted nor significantly refined.
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138714
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New York, Free Press, 1992.
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xxiii, 418p.Hbk
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0029109752
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037162
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London, Faber and Faber, 1987.
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xxxviii, 706p.Hbk
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0571137164
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030541
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New Haven, Yale University Press, 1985.
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xviii,159p.Hbk
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0300035357
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078680
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New York, Simon and Schuster, 2002.
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127p.Hbk
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9780743235532
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032132
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New York, Doubleday and company, Inc., 1968.
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xiv, 247p.Hbk
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144472
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Houndmills, Palgrave, 2001.
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x, 447p.hbk
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0333781775
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