Titlebook: Nuclear Energy Development in Asia; Problems and Prospec Xu Yi-chong (Research Professor) Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmi

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Lavina Leeacteristic of these sanctions cases is that they rarely rank sufficiently high on the national security threat radars of major powers to warrant their full commitment. Instead they are fed into the UN and its sanctions system, where they linger, sometimes for decades, because of lack of adequate pol

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Toshihiko Nakatas—the US, UK, Soviet?Union and China—into an illusion. Their philosophical and political disagreements were not only the biggest obstacle to an effective management of international peace and security; they proselytized their ideas across the globe and sowed war and violence among smaller nations. T

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Jeff Grahamnd asymmetric opponents. Once targeted on well-organized, sophisticated governments or very affluent groups and entities, UN sanctions culture is insufficiently resilient to prevail against far more formidable violators of international norms. The required escalating sophistication of the sanctions

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Min Leeolence reveals the underlying conflicts in all social relationships. Evolutionary psychology offers the best explanatory framework for understanding social conflicts, but evolutionary psychology is still in the process of formulating theories about the way core motives interact with specific cultura