Cooperative security: grand strategy meets critical theory?/ Rodger A. Payne
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Millennium Vol. 40, No. 3, 2012, pp.605-624 (39)Summary: This article explores the evolution of cooperative security as an idea from its clear ties to liberal and neoliberal international relations theory to its current understanding in world politics.
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This article explores the evolution of cooperative security as an idea from its clear ties to liberal and neoliberal international relations theory to its current understanding in world politics.
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