Alexei I. Miller
The concept of empire, without aggressively negative or nostalgically positive emotional connotations, can be useful for analyzing Russia’s national and regional policies in the 21st century.
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Dylan Payne Royce
Universalism virtually guarantees useless, exhausting, and counterproductive conflict with many other states, and the ultimate failure of a state’s foreign policy. Particularism, as the absence of universalism, provides the possibility that a state will thrive or at least muddle through on the international stage.
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Nelson Wong
We are all sailing into unchartered waters in times of a Great Transition, whereby extra caution must be taken by all nations, big and small, to guide our way forward.
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