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Welcome to Regionalism, Power Blocs, and Hegemony

  The Balance of Power
  Caring at a Distance: Gift Theory, Aid Chains and Social Movements
  China, Japan and the Quest for Leadership in East Asia
  The Chinese Meaning of Just War and Its Impact on the Foreign Policy of the People’s Republic of China
  Conceptualising Regional Power in International Relations: Lessons from the South African Case
  Crises, Hegemony and Change in the International System: A Conceptual Framework
  Developing a Contextually Relevant Concept of Regional Hegemony: The Case of South Africa, Zimbabwe and “Quiet Diplomacy”
  The EU, NATO, and the Extension of Institutional Order in Europe
  The Fight against Terrorism: Where’s NATO?
  Hegemonic Decline and International Leadership
  Hegemony in Two Paradigms
  Limits of American Power
  NATO’s Price
  Regional Politics in a Highly Fragmented Region: Israel’s Middle East Policies
  Retrieving the Imperial: Empire and International Relations
  Solidarity in the Age of Globalization: Lessons from the Anti-MAI and Zapatista Struggles
  Trade Flows: A Facet of Regionalism or Globalisation?
  The Unfinished Business: Conflicts, the African Union and the New Partnership for Africa’s Development
  US Foreign Relations in the Twentieth Century: From World Power to Global Hegemony


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