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	Principles of International Relations
		Historically the international system has evolved through a series of major wars (Westphalia 1648; Napoleon 1815; World Wars I and II; the Cold War) and has been dominated by Great Powers in various conditions of "polarity": unipolar, bipolar, and multipolar.
		Thus, the prisoners dilemma and the tragedy of the commons can be overcome at times, and international organizations (like the UN and the EU), and international law can mitigate the problem of anarchy and the security dilemma, particularly if more states become democracies, since according to "democratic peace theory" democracies don't fight each other.
		The state system &endash; now globalized &endash; is based on internal state sovereignty and a state of international "anarchy" (no common power).
	home.earthlink.net /~tebrister/irprinciples.htm

	Towards a Peaceful World
		Instead of the international system shifting from bi-polarity to uni-polarity the present reality reflects more of polycentrism- many centres of powers and increased level of general insecurity and vulnerability of many nations within the international system.
		Instead of the international system shifting from bi-polarity to uni-polarity the present reality reflects more of polycentrism- many centres of powers and increased level of general insecurity and vulnerability of many nations within the international system
		Indeed, instead of uni-polarity, what is emerging, as I said earlier, is polycentrism or many centres of power attempting to redesign a role for themselves in new World Order that is still in a state of flux and untidy.
	www.newswatchngr.com /editorial/allaccess/bob/10615154508.htm (1442 words)

	Pravda.RU:Venezuelan Foreign Minister arrives in Moscow on a working visit
		Moscow is satisfied with the fact that "the approaches of Russia and Venezuela to shaping a modern system of international relations based on multi-polarity and respect for international law are close," the diplomat said.
		The Foreign Ministers of Russia and Venezuela on May 16 are to consider the situation on the world energy market, official Foreign Ministry spokesman Alexander Yakovenko told RIA Novosti.
		Foreign Minister of Venezuela Roy Chaderton Matos arrives in Moscow on a working visit.
	newsfromrussia.com /main/2003/05/15/46949_.html (253 words)

	Ministry of Foreign Affairs
		Its basic function is to conduct Uganda’s foreign relations and commercial diplomacy in order to promote an international environment, which supports the country’s security and development needs.
		The commitment to regional cooperation and integration, regional and international peace and security as well as promoting the cause of balance and multi-polarity constitute the essential elements of Uganda’s Foreign Policy.
		The Ministry is the flag-bearer of the country to the world.
	www.mofa.go.ug (253 words)

	Correlates of War Project History
		More generally, the correlates of war project promoted cumulative science in the field of international relations when the scientific study of politics was in its infancy.
		Accordingly, early efforts were undertaken to measure many of those factors that purportedly accounted for war such as national capability, alliances, geography, polarity, and status in the post-Napoleonic period, and the list of data sets assembled by the project has continued to grow over the years (see Data Sets).
		The Correlates of War Project was founded in 1963 by J. David Singer, a political scientist at the University of Michigan.
	cow2.la.psu.edu /cowhistory.htm (420 words)

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