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... important , of the threatened party's conviction that the threat will be carried out . Clearer perhaps in child discipline than in criminal deterrence is the im- portant possibility that the threatened punishment will hurt the ...
... important , of the threatened party's conviction that the threat will be carried out . Clearer perhaps in child discipline than in criminal deterrence is the im- portant possibility that the threatened punishment will hurt the ...
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... important even if we do not consciously use it ourselves , even tacitly . In the first place it may be used against us . In the second place , we may misjudge some of the tactics we do use if we fail to recognize the presence of a risk ...
... important even if we do not consciously use it ourselves , even tacitly . In the first place it may be used against us . In the second place , we may misjudge some of the tactics we do use if we fail to recognize the presence of a risk ...
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... important distinction in the process of limiting war or destroying its limits . Similarly , there is little difference between the terrain a hundred miles north of the Soviet - Iranian border and the ter- rain a hundred miles south , or ...
... important distinction in the process of limiting war or destroying its limits . Similarly , there is little difference between the terrain a hundred miles north of the Soviet - Iranian border and the ter- rain a hundred miles south , or ...
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The Retarded Science of International Strategy | 3 |
An Essay on Bargaining | 21 |
Bargaining Communication and Limited War | 53 |
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