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PLAGUES AND POWER: THE EVOLUTIONARY INFLUENCE OF DISEASE ON GREAT POWER COMPETITION
Disease has contributed to the reshuffling of the regional and global orders throughout history. Strangely, this variable has been neglected vis-à-vis Great Power Competition (GPC), creating a “plague gap” in the literature on international relations and transitions of power. In general, historians
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