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Hard times for soft balancing/ by Stephen G Brooks and William C Wohlforth

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BROOKS Stephen G

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WOHLFORTH William C

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In: International Security Vol 30 No 1, Summer 2005, pp.72-108 (68)Summary: This article puts the case against the theory of soft-balancing, and argues that there are alternative explanations for states acting the way they have in relation to the USA in recent years.

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This article puts the case against the theory of soft-balancing, and argues that there are alternative explanations for states acting the way they have in relation to the USA in recent years.

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