Collective Hegemony After Decolonization: Persistence Despite Delegitimation
Müller T (Accepted)
In: The Historicity of International Politics. Schlichte K, Stetter S (Eds); Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
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Schlichte, Klaus;
Stetter, Stephan
Erscheinungsjahr
2022
Buchtitel
The Historicity of International Politics
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Müller T. Collective Hegemony After Decolonization: Persistence Despite Delegitimation. In: Schlichte K, Stetter S, eds. The Historicity of International Politics. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press; Accepted.
Müller, T. (Accepted). Collective Hegemony After Decolonization: Persistence Despite Delegitimation. In K. Schlichte & S. Stetter (Eds.), The Historicity of International Politics Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Müller, T. (Accepted). “Collective Hegemony After Decolonization: Persistence Despite Delegitimation” in The Historicity of International Politics, Schlichte, K., and Stetter, S. eds. (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press).
Müller, T., Accepted. Collective Hegemony After Decolonization: Persistence Despite Delegitimation. In K. Schlichte & S. Stetter, eds. The Historicity of International Politics. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
T. Müller, “Collective Hegemony After Decolonization: Persistence Despite Delegitimation”, The Historicity of International Politics, K. Schlichte and S. Stetter, eds., Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, Accepted.
Müller, T.: Collective Hegemony After Decolonization: Persistence Despite Delegitimation. In: Schlichte, K. and Stetter, S. (eds.) The Historicity of International Politics. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge (Accepted).
Müller, Thomas. “Collective Hegemony After Decolonization: Persistence Despite Delegitimation”. The Historicity of International Politics. Ed. Klaus Schlichte and Stephan Stetter. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, Accepted.
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