характер политическим исследованиям – непомерный сизифов труд, и пока он не принес плодов. Но я все же продолжаю свои усилия. Премия Карла Дойча поддерживает меня в моих надеждах.
В примечаниях использован текст, опубликованный в журнале «International political science review».
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