By John Williams Review of: The tragedy of great power politics, John Mearsheimer. Published by W.W.Norton, 2001 Does America need a foreign policy? toward a diplomacy for the twenty-first century. […]
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By Guido Montani In the Fall 2000 issue of World Federalist News, in an article on the World Federalist Movement’s programme (Tobin Tax Campaigns Take Off?), it is argued that
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By Daniel Wheatley From Nuremberg to Sarajevo The Nuremberg tribunals set the first principles to put individuals on trial for crimes committed in the name of the state. The Genocide
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By Richard Laming It is hard to contain one’s outrage at the terrorist attacks on buildings in New York and Washington DC. But it would be a mistake for the
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By Keith Best Despite the world’s richest (USA) and the most populous (India) democracies living under a federal system, as well as it being well understood in Europe (with the
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