World Politics

A. J. P. Taylor achieve action advantage aggression aggressor allies American balance of power benefit Berkeley Britain British CALIFORNIA LIBRARY capital challenger China citizens collective security common Communist culture democratic demographic transition determinants of national diplo diplomacy diplomatic distribution of power dominant nation economic dependencies economic development effect efficiency England Europe European example existing international order fact factors feel fight force foreign policy France Germany hand important increase independence India individual industrial nation interests international organizations international politics international relations Japan leaders League living ment military modern national goals national government national power native Nazi Germany negotiation nomic peace period political colonies population possess possible powerful nation present production punishments relative rewards role rule Russia satellites Security Council social Soviet Union territory theory tion tional totalitarian trade United Nations UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA wars wealth Western World War II