September 24, 1999

Does International-Relations Scholarship Reflect a Bias Toward the U.S.?

By PETER MONAGHAN

Just as child psychologists try to explain the erratic behavior of children -- playful, polite, peevish, petulant

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-- so international-relations scholars attempt to make sense of the perplexing interactions of

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