Titlebook: Unipolarity and the Evolution of America‘s Cold War Alliances; Nigel R. Thalakada Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Pu

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,The Australia—New Zealand–US Alliance, and New Zealand, which deteriorated following New Zealand’s decision in 1985 to block port visits by US vessels that refused to certify whether or not they were carrying nuclear weapons. The chapter concludes with reflections on whether and how alliance dynamics will be affected by the evolving Asia-Pacific security situation.

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Nigel R. Thalakadann, ob diese überhaupt berücksichtigt worden sind. Weiterhin ist zu prüfen, ob weitere, bisher nicht genannte Dimensionen, zu finden sind. Die Dimensionen an sich erlauben jedoch keine Aussagen über Wirkungszusammenh?nge oder Kausalit?tsbeziehungen zwischen einzelnen Gr??en.

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Management of Power,ent of post-Cold War unipolarity matters profoundly for the operation of alliances. The purpose of this chapter is to elucidate a framework for thinking about alliances under unipolarity, drawing from international relations theory.

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The North Atlantic Treaty Organization,r roles since the end of the Cold War. In effect, NATO has moved from a regional military organization designed for static defense of alliance territory to one that is globally engaged with operations and partners in practically every corner of the world. The chapter begins by looking at NATO’s Cold

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,The US—South Korea Alliance,ow that, while maintaining a residual balance of power role, the US—South Korea alliance has increasingly acquired management of power characteristics — manifested in terms of operations, capabilities, and US posture — since the end of the Cold War. Its applicability has been growing well beyond the