Titlebook: Law-making and Cooperation in International Politics; Idealist Case Re-exa David Sanders Book 1986 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmil

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Introduction: Lawmaking, Co-operation and Peace,m towards a broad strategy of mutual co-operation, the need to prevent ‘the other side’ from surreptitiously gaining a significant strategic advantage typically induces a general posture of confrontation. For those observers who recommend a primarily confrontationist stance, historical experience —

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predict

Treaty-making, War and Peace: Further Empirical Evidence,nd war-avoidance that is clearly supportive of what has for the sake of brevity somewhat unattractively been described as the ‘circumscribed idealist hypothesis’. While in no sense wishing to deny that in many contexts —arguably the most important ones in terms of the broad sweep of world events — l

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A Case-study: Anglo-Turkish Relations during the Interwar Years,rationalised in this context as participation in the bilateral treaty-making process — appears to have a reductive impact upon (pairs of) nations’ propensities to engage in warfare; even when pre-existing patterns of antagonism are taken into account. A major problem associated with this conclusion,

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Chinese Graduate Students’ Adjustment to Academic Demands in American Universitiesto 723,277 in 2000/11 (HE, 2011). In the 20 American universities with the most international students, enrolments ranged from 4,934 (Arizona State University) to 8,615 (University of Southern California). In terms of nationality, the largest number of international students in American higher educa