Encyclopedia of American Foreign Policy: Studies of the Principal Movements and Ideas, 3권Scribner, 1978 - 1201페이지 |
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... influence on their domestic affairs and even on their foreign rela- tions is limited . The treaties , again with the ... INFLUENCE The term " sphere of influence " signifies a claim by a state to some degree of control or preferential ...
... influence on their domestic affairs and even on their foreign rela- tions is limited . The treaties , again with the ... INFLUENCE The term " sphere of influence " signifies a claim by a state to some degree of control or preferential ...
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... influence when the sphere concept is applied in a broad re- gional sense . In the last decade of the nineteenth century and the first decade of the twentieth century , many agreements were concluded recognizing spheres of influence in ...
... influence when the sphere concept is applied in a broad re- gional sense . In the last decade of the nineteenth century and the first decade of the twentieth century , many agreements were concluded recognizing spheres of influence in ...
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... influence in Yugoslavia and Hungary . Actually it was Russian power , not wartime agreements , that made Eastern Europe a Rus- sian sphere of influence consisting of satellite states . Hull's concept of a world without spheres of influence ...
... influence in Yugoslavia and Hungary . Actually it was Russian power , not wartime agreements , that made Eastern Europe a Rus- sian sphere of influence consisting of satellite states . Hull's concept of a world without spheres of influence ...
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