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Juan Tovar Ruíz2012

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Why Leaders Lie. The Truth about Lying in International Politics

Juan Tovar Ruíz

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John J. Mearsheimer. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2011, 132 pp.

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2002The tragedy of Great Power politics 1972Politics among nations;: The struggle for power and peace

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