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Criticality Hypothesis of International Politics
This position paper proposes the Criticality Hypothesis of International Politics: international politics, understood as a heterogeneous, historically evolving, and adaptive relational system, may under some conditions exhibit dynamics associated with near-critical regimes. The hypothesis is moti
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