Power in concert: the nineteenth-century origins of global governance

Brittnee Carter

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Power in concert sets out to explain state cooperation in an international system lacking central authority. While the subject of investigation is not new, an empirical case study—the nineteenth-ce...

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1991Counterfactuals and Hypothesis Testing in Political Science 2010Forbidden Fruit 2010Governing the Global Polity 2011Governing the global polity: practice, mentality, rationality 2010Forbidden Fruit: Counterfactuals and International Relations

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