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8毫秒Implementing Development Cooperation:The Cros...
2013-05-24I. The Context of Development Cooperation (DC) The challenges faced by mankind in the 21st Century can no longer be dealt with within the confines of nation-states or through traditional international relations and national bilateral interdependencies. Hence, nations have resorted to sovereignty pooling and assorted forms of globalized...
New Trends of American Liberal Internationali...
2013-05-24I. From Neo-Conservatism to Liberal Internationalism In international affairs, hegemony needs not only strong material force as a basis, but also more good international image and identification of other countries for their own power and position, and “benign hegemony” has some legitimacy.[③] Hegemonic legitimacy is also t...
Farewell, 2012! Declining Chinese Image and I...
2013-05-24I. From 2012 to 2012: Declining Chinese Image in USA In November 2009, a Hollywood disaster film entitled 2012 drew tremendous attention of the world audience. Not only did the film hit at the box office with a worldwide total of $770 million, the 41st highest grossing film in history, but its employment of Chinese elements also reache...
EU’s Trade Policy in the Four Seas: A Multila...
2013-05-24There are, however, great economic disparities among them. For example, per capita GDP in Sweden is $36,502 whereas in Belarus is $13,864. Under a neoclassical convergence hypothesis all the less developed countries of the four sea basins have a potentiality in terms of GDP per capita. Theoretically speaking then, trade potential betwee...
Anti-Ballistic Missile Program: Does No Good...
2013-05-24From the end of the last century to the beginning of this century, the United States has insisted on developing a national missile defense system and seceded from the ABM Treaty. The international community, including China and Russia, declared their opposition to Missile Defense Programs, and the UN General Assembly adopted resolutions...
