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... theory was jeopardised or else human nature must have changed . Like most of us in a similar quandary he plumped for his theory . The Second World War , he suggested , was ' manifestly something contrary to Human Nature ' . To reject ...
... theory was jeopardised or else human nature must have changed . Like most of us in a similar quandary he plumped for his theory . The Second World War , he suggested , was ' manifestly something contrary to Human Nature ' . To reject ...
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... theory appear to coexist peacefully alongside contradictory interpretations of war . The theory escapes criticism partly because it is believed to have been proven by an alien discipline . Some political scien- tists perhaps believe ...
... theory appear to coexist peacefully alongside contradictory interpretations of war . The theory escapes criticism partly because it is believed to have been proven by an alien discipline . Some political scien- tists perhaps believe ...
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... theory that an uneven ' balance ' of power tends to promote war . If the theory is turned upside down , however , it has some validity . 4. The evidence of past wars does not support the scapegoat theory and its assumption that rulers ...
... theory that an uneven ' balance ' of power tends to promote war . If the theory is turned upside down , however , it has some validity . 4. The evidence of past wars does not support the scapegoat theory and its assumption that rulers ...
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