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Middle powers in the global economy: British influence at the Kennedy Trade Round
Middle powers can and do have influence in the international political economy. In particular they can influence the policies of great powers. This dissertation provides a case study of middle power influence in the 1960s, using the example of British influence on the United States at the Kennedy Tr
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