International History of the Twentieth Century and Beyond

Best, Anthony; Hanhimäki, Jussi M.; Maiolo, Joseph A.; Schulze, Kirsten E.

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“…17 Another important contribution was made by Charles Malik of Lebanon, who emphasised individual freedom (over the social group) and denounced as 'reprehensible' any 'social pressure on the part of the state' . 18 A full elaboration of 'common' issues was, nonetheless, missing. In this way the UN was arguably looked upon by Arab states as an opportunity to achieve a maximisation of their respective domestic and regional interests rather than as a wider articulation of global norms.…”

Section: State Building Nationalism and The Limits Of Integrationmentioning

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Arab agency and the UN project: the League of Arab States between universality and regionalism

Mohamedou

2016

Third World Quarterly

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Section: State Building Nationalism and The Limits Of Integrationmentioning

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Arab agency and the UN project: the League of Arab States between universality and regionalism

Mohamedou

2016

Third World Quarterly

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“…Também aqui a China parece reproduzir o "modelo asiático" estabelecido pelo Japão e replicado pelos NICs, conforme argumenta Medeiros (2006 8. Há aqui uma semelhança com a opção japonesa nos anos 1950 pelo crescimento e contra a remilitarização do país, a despeito das pressões norte-americanas por um maior ativismo do Japão nos conflitos regionais desencadeados pela guerra fria (Best et al, 2005;Greenville, 2005).…”

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A diplomacia do Yuan Fraco

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Biancareli

Prates

2007

Rev. econ. contemp.

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resumo O presente trabalho analisa as conexões entre a estratégia chinesa de desenvolvimento de longo prazo e as políticas de gestão da taxa de câmbio e dos fluxos de capitais. Argumenta-se que as segundas estão subordinadas às primeiras. Mais do que isso, o novo regime cambial implementado em 2005 é um bom exemplo de como as autoridades chinesas administram tensões contraditórias entre as pressões políticas e econômicas internas e externas.palavras-chave: China; diplomacia do yuan; políticas de desenvolvimento código jel: F31; P48The YuAn DiplomAcY AbsTrAcT This paper analyses the connections between Chinese long-term development strategy and the policies regarding exchange rate regime and capital flows management. We argue that the second has been subordinated to the former. Mo-

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Blockades

Jones¹

2011

The Encyclopedia of War

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A blockade is usually defined as a form of economic warfare whereby the enemy's supplies, and in particular their trading routes, are targeted in order to bring about capitulation. The use of the economic blockade in war is a modern variation of the older practice of the siege, whereby ancient, medieval, and early modern cities, fortresses, or similar strongholds were forced into surrender by an opposing force which surrounded them with the purpose of cutting off their access to supplies. While sieges were relatively small‐scale operations, however, usuallylimited to one geographical site, the modern economic blockade marked an escalation of the practice of targeting supply routes to the state or national level. Although blockades historically have been carried out on both land and sea, maritime blockade has been the more prevalent phenomenon of the two and is thus the main focus here. The modern maritime economic blockade is defined by one recent commentator as “essentially a method of naval economic interdiction; its purpose is to prevent the ingress and egress of state vessels moving to and from the coastal areas of the enemy, resulting in the economic and operational strangulation of the enemy's war effort” (Jones 1983: 762).

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International History of the Twentieth Century and Beyond

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Arab agency and the UN project: the League of Arab States between universality and regionalism

Arab agency and the UN project: the League of Arab States between universality and regionalism

A diplomacia do Yuan Fraco

Blockades

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