search query: @indexterm INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS / total: 513
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The limits og hegemonic stability theory.
International Organization
1985 : AUTUMN, VOL. 39:4, p. 579-614
 1985 Snidal, D.
280.
Domestic contention on critical foreign-policy issues : the case of the United States.
International Organization
1985 : AUTUMN, VOL. 39:4, p. 643-666
 1985 Vasquez, J. A.
281.
International debt and linkage strategies : some foreign-policy implications for the United States.
International Organization
1985 : AUTUMN, VOL. 39:4, p. 699-727
 1985 Cohen, B. J.
282.
Key characteristics in the choice of international technology transfer mode.
Journal of International Business Studies
1985 : SUMMER, VOL. 16:2, p. 5-21
 1985 Davidson, W. H.
McFetridge, D. G.
283.
The Pacific challenge for world economic leadership. Pacific protagonist - implications of the rising role of the Pacific.
American Economic Review
1985 : MAY, VOL. 75:2, p. 279-284
 1985 Linder, S. B.
284.
Perspective on the external debt situation. International debt: From crisis to recovery?
American Economic Review
1985 : MAY, VOL. 75:2, p. 185-190
 1985 Cline, W. R.
285.
Why ASEAN businessmen are cosying up to China.
International Management
1985 : OCT, VOL. 40:10, p. 57-58, 63
 1985 Hann, P.
286.
Global competition : the new reality.
California Management Review
1985 : SPRING, VOL. 27:3, p. 11-25
 1985 Young, J. A.
287.
External relations.
European Trends
1985 : 3, p. 19-21
 1985
288.
Western arms sales to the Middle East : competition or cooperation?
Multinational Business
1985 : 2, p. 11-21
 1985 Verrier, A.
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