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100 1 _aKissinger, Henry
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_eVerfasser
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240 0 0 _aWorld order
245 0 0 _aWorld order
_breflections on the character of nations and the course of histroy
_cHenry Kissinger
260 _aLondon
_bAllen Lane
_c2014
300 _a420 p.
520 _aAmerica views itself as a 'city on a hill', a beacon to the world, whose values have universal validity. How have these attitudes evolved and how have they shaped the histories of their nations, regions, and the rest of the world? What has happened when they have come into contact with each other? This book deals with these questions.
648 7 _aGeschichte
_2gnd
650 1 0 _aWeltordnung
_2gnd
650 1 0 _aWeltpolitik
_2gnd
653 _aWorld politics
_a21st century
_aSecurity
_ainternational relations
_amilitary balance
_ainternational organizations
_apolitical science
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