Electoral Systems and Trade Policies

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Focusing on the evolution of international relations, this thesis highlights the shift from traditional political interactions to the increasing significance of economic factors in the latter half of the 20th century. It argues that the absence of a legitimate power center leads to ongoing rivalries and the harmonization of state interests. The work examines how these dynamics have transformed the nature of global interactions, suggesting that economic considerations now play a crucial role in shaping international relations.