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coexistence
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the doctrine of live and let live between political communities, or states
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Israeli-Arab Conflict
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territory
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a portion of the earth's surface appropriated by a political community, or state
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state sovreignty
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a state's characteristic being politically independent of all other states
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suzerain state
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a state which dominates and subordinates neighbouring states, without taking them over
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empire
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a state which posesses both a home territory and foreign territories: and imperial state
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theocracy
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a state based on religion
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hegemony
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power and control exercised by a leading state over other states
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Puppeteering
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reason of state
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the practical application of the doctrine of realism and virtually synonymous with it
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balance of power
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the doctrine and an arrangement whereby the power of one state (or group of states) is checked by the countervailing power of other states
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kept in check so informally accountable to eachother though sovreign
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national security
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a fundamental value in the foreign policy of states
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Realism: military is important tool to implement state's foreign policy and the protection of state interests
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society of states
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association of sovreign states based on their common interests, values, and norms
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binding together to promote and protect common values
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international law
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formal rules of conduct that states ackowledge or contract between themselves
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binding only to who has agreed to submit to it; juristiction
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international order
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shared value and condition of stability and predictability in the relations of state
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accepted standard of what is expected and appropriate state of affairs
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non-discriminatoin
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a doctrine of equal treatment between states
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self-determination
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the right of a political community or state to become a sovreign state
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right of self-defence
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a state's right to wage war in its own defence
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world society
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the society produced by globalization
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global covenant
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the rules, values, and norms which govern the global society of states
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agreed upon conditions; memorandum of understanding
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