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Allying for Peace: Treaty Obligations and Conflict between Allies

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Authors:

Andrew G. Long; Timothy Nordstrom; Baek Kyeonghi

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The Journal of Politics, Volume 69, Issue 4, p.103–04 (2007)
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APA style: Long, A. G., Nordstrom T., & Kyeonghi B. (2007).  Allying for Peace: Treaty Obligations and Conflict between Allies. The Journal of Politics. 69(4), 103–04.
Chicago style: Long, Andrew G., Timothy Nordstrom, and Baek Kyeonghi. "Allying for Peace: Treaty Obligations and Conflict between Allies." The Journal of Politics 69, no. 4 (2007): 103-04.
IEEE style: Long, A. G., T. Nordstrom, and B. Kyeonghi, "Allying for Peace: Treaty Obligations and Conflict between Allies", The Journal of Politics, vol. 69, issue 4, pp. 103–04, November 2007.
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