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It’s not the size, it’s the relationship: from ‘small states’ to asymmetry
Debate about the definition of “small state” has produced more fragmentation than consensus, even as the literature has demonstrated its subjects’ roles in joining international organizations propagating norms, executing creative diplomacy, influencing allies, avoiding and joining conflicts, and building peace. However, work on small states has struggled to identify commonalities in these states’ international relations, to cumulate knowledge, or to impact broader IR theory. This paper advocates a changed conceptual and definitional framework. Analysis of “small states” should pivot to examine the dynamics of the asymmetrical relationships in which these states are engaged. Instead of seeking an overall metric for size as the relevant variable—falling victim in a different way Dahl’s “lump-of-power fallacy,” we can recognize the multifaceted, variegated nature of power, whether in war or peacetime
The right of withdrawal in the treaty of Lisbon: a game theoretic reflection on different decision processes in the EU
Analysis of high molecular weight rna and its synthesis in intracisternal a particles. Abstr.
Properties of murine intracisternal a particles. Electron microscopic appearance after critical point drying and platinum shadowing.
Physiocochemical analysis of the deoxyribonucleic acid product of murine intracisternal a particle rna-directed dna polymerase.
Distribution of intracisternal a-particles in a variety of normal and neoplastic mouse tissues.
Transfer of murine intracisternal a particle phenotype in chloramphenicol-resistant cytoplasts.
Induction of infectious virus in different clones of mouse neuro- blastoma cells. Abstr.
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