Intervention from Above: The United States, Russia, and Power Transition in the Middle East Kylie Poulin

First Page		Document Content
Date: 2013-02-28 08:24:10 Hegemonic stability theory Regional hegemony Hegemony Iran–Israel relations International security Power in international relations Polarity in international relations Iran Jacek Kugler International relations International relations theory Power transition theory		Intervention from Above: The United States, Russia, and Power Transition in the Middle East Kylie Poulin Add to Reading List Source URL: polisci.indiana.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,55 MB Share Document on Facebook

	Call for papers for an international interdisciplinary conference, June 2017 in Berlin Gender • Power • Eastern Europe Changing Concepts of Femininities and Masculinities and Power Relations The rise of righ DocID: 1tmlB - View Document
	Preventing Nuclear Terror in the 21st Century: Policy Recommendations January 2012 as many of the countries involved in the diplomatic process of the NSS. DocID: 1rmij - View Document
	Building International Confidence and Responsibility in Nuclear Security Summary Report & Initial Policy Recommendations June 2013 DocID: 1rhI0 - View Document
	OVERVIEW U.S. President Barack Obama announced in July 2009 that he would host a global nuclear security summit in April 2010 to “develop steps that can be taken together to secure vulnerable materials, combat nuclear DocID: 1ra6o - View Document
	State Power and Commoning: Transcending a Problematic Relationship A Report on a Deep Dive Workshop convened by the Commons Strategies Group in cooperation with the Heinrich Böll Foundation By David Bollier1 DocID: 1r6Nt - View Document