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What “The Cult of the Irrelevant” Neglects (And Gets Right): A Review Essay
The Price of Prestige: Conspicuous Consumption in International Relations, Lilach Gilady Reviewed by PAUL MUSGRAVE
The Rise of Global Powers: International Politics in the Era of the World Wars, Anthony D’Agostino Reviewed by PAUL MUSGRAVE
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