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[1] Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg. [2] Reproduced from CITIZENS: A CHRONICLE OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION (Published by Viking/Alfred A. Knopf Inc., © Simon Schama 1989) by kind permission of PFD (www.pfd.co.uk) on behalf of Professor Simon Schama. [3] A much-misused term, but in this context it meant chemical, nuclear and biological weapons, and missiles of over 150km range. [4] The United Nations Monitoring, Verification and Inspection Commission: this is my footnote in history since I invented UNMOVIC’s name, late one night during the negotiations on Security Council resolution 1284 (1999), which established the agency. [5] We must all be grateful to President George W. Bush who, albeit inadvertently,... (From: TheAnarchistLibrary.org.)

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6. Why Chess Is an Inappropriate Metaphor for International Relations, Why Jackson Pollack Paintings Are a Better but Still Inadequate Metaphor, and Why This Has Profound Political Consequences The chess game is a frequent metaphor for the business of international relations. Artfully shot photographs of kings and knights adorn many a book or scholarly article (particularly those about the theory of “IR”). The chess game appeals as analogy because it is complicated, it involves two clearly defined opponents and, above all, because although a very difficult game, it is ultimately comprehensible: There may be a very large number of permutations (according to Garry Kasparov, there are 10120 possible games), but there are a l... (From: TheAnarchistLibrary.org.)

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