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Cheyney Ryanific relationship with tuna. It further seeks to show that it was tuna, in the form of both an economic resource and symbolic capital, that constituted not just the Japanese empire and its society, but also its global impact and power, to a barely acknowledged extent.

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Peter D. Feaver,Charles Miller while Timur employed captured elephants for war. Qubilai Khan collected tribute elephants at court for purposes of show, and deployed them a little in minor campaigns. Finally, and as the eastern Mongols converted to Buddhism, they further came to appreciate the symbolic value of the beasts in this

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Susan Carrutherse two metropolitan centers worked in the imperial stables. Annual reports for the years 1403–1424 show a continuous rise in the horse population, surpassing one and a half million. With this in mind, this chapter argues that these numbers could not be reached simply through the acquisition of foreig

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Anthony King contains such a vast array of diverse life forms. In place of our innate, biophilic nature comes a modern biophobia that is an inherent consequence of coupling modern society’s recognition of difference with a science education that purports death in jars.

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Heroism and the Nation during the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars and the Age of Military Rion and of nationalism have underlined that it is quite difficult to define the nation. However, a basic understanding today seems to involve a definition of the nation as people sharing a territory, a common language and culture, as well as some community of ethnic descent. It is immediately clear

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Mass Armies and the Cold War: Institutional Post-Heroism? be said about an institutional vision of war? It is worth considering that while managerial concepts of deterrence governed military policies of the great powers, more heroic notions of warfare survived in the ‘small wars’ of the Cold War era. This essay discusses the political, strategic and insti

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