Destiny of NATO 
....
Prestige is the reputation for
power, and military
power in particular . . ....
Prestige, rather than
power, is the everyday currency of international relations . . ....
(1582
6
)
State and Power
.... And, because nationalist feeling is dependent on the
power prestige of the state in external relations, the successful pursuit of an imperialist policy ....
(1862
7
)
Relationship Between the State & Power
.... And, because nationalist feeling is dependent on the
power prestige of the state in external relations, the successful pursuit of an imperialist policy ....
(1851
7
)
On Power: An Article Critique
.... With respect to
prestige, Bierstedt (1974) concluded that
power and
prestige are not synonymous, but are, in fact, separate and independent variables, each of ....
(1765
7
)
Crime Theories
.... Conflict theory sees human nature as amoral, and early conflict theorists believed conflict arose when
power,
prestige and wealth coincided (240). ....
(508
2
)
DETERMINANTS OF FRENCH FOREIGN POLICY
.... willingness to exercise its
power.
Prestige, rather than
power, "is the everyday currency of international relations . . . " (p. 31). ....
(3422
14
)
Status and Role of NATO
.... a
Prestige rather than
power is the everyday currency of international relations a." By contrast, Keohane (8-9) contended that
power is essential for the ....
(2760
11
)
Presidential Power
.... as having personality charisma and was described as "the Great Communicator" (452-3). This was the shape of presidential
power and
prestige in the 1980s. ....
(1883
8
)
Economic Interests in International Regimes
....
Prestige is the reputation for
power, and military
power in particular. . ....
Prestige, rather than
power, is the everyday currency of international relations . . ....
(3664
15
)
Mass Media & Societal Control
....
Prestige, rather than
power, is the ì everyday currency of international relations, and
prestige is ì cemented through the influence of regime partners ....
(3893
16
)
International Regimes
....
Prestige is the reputation for
power, and military
power in particular. . ....
Prestige, rather than
power, is the everyday currency of international relations . . ....
(4423
18
)
Consensus and Conflict Models
.... Conflict theory emphasizes competition over the control of scarce resources (wealth,
power,
prestige), and is not conducive to social harmony or social ....
(830
3
)
Models of Crime
.... Conflict theory emphasizes competition over the control of scarce resources (wealth,
power,
prestige), and is not conducive to social harmony or social ....
(830
3
)
US/Russia Conflict & Collaboration
....
Prestige, rather than
power, is, according to the proponents of the systemic hypothesis, the everyday currency of international relations. ....
(7243
29
)
US-Canada Security Relationship in Post 9/11 Era
.... economic and military
power.
Prestige is the reputation for
power, and military
power in particular. à
prestige refers primarily ....
(3373
13
)
Arms Control and Disarmament
....
Prestige, rather than
power, is, according to the proponents of the systemic hypothesis, the everyday currency of international relations. ....
(7337
29
)
Connection Between Child Abuse & Delinquency
.... Such resentments become a further inducement for those without
power,
prestige, and wealth to engage in conflict with those who hoard these resources. ....
(3607
14
)
Abused Child and Delinquency
.... Such resentments become a further inducement for those without
power,
prestige, and wealth to engage in conflict with those who hoard these resources. ....
(3753
15
)
Causes of the First World War
....
Prestige, rather than
power, is, according to the proponents of the systemic hypothesis, the everyday currency of international relations. ....
(8109
32
)
Political Institutions in Japan
.... weight of evidence is that the emperor, however deified and however distant, was a very precious symbol of national identity,
power,
prestige, and entitlement. ....
(1351
5
)
Impact of the War on Terrorism on Globalism
.... between industrial-capitalist nation-states and entities arrayed for economic, political, religious, and/or social reasons against the
power,
prestige, and/or ....
(2229
9
)
Exercisers of Power & Morality
.... life only as a means to their own needs and they exhibit an obedience and punishment orientation, an egocentric deference to superior
power or
prestige, and a ....
(2665
11
)
PRACTICAL POWER 101 Machiavelli's The Prince I
.... or strongmen, who have little institutional or traditional basis of legitimacy, and are kept in
power largely by their own personal
prestige, backed up if ....
(782
3
)
Conflict Resolution and Peace
....
power.
Prestige, rather than
power, is, according to the systemic hypothesis, the everyday currency of international relations. ....
(6123
24
)
Impacts on Organizational Effectiveness
.... as a pyramid upon which are arranged persons or groups making up the organization in descending order of "authority, responsibility,
power,
prestige and wealth ....
(1483
6
)
King Mongkut
....
Prestige, rather than
power, is the everyday currency of international relations, and
prestige is cemented through the influence of regime partners through ....
(7076
28
)
WALBIRI RELIGIOUS BELIEFS AND PRACTICE
....
prestige on the teller and honors (as well as obligates) the person told." The relationship is complex, involving education,
power,
prestige and spirituality ....
(2987
12
)
Philosophy of Christian Leadership The philosoph
.... In all these areas, the Christian is asked to put aside the natural inclinations toward
power,
prestige, ego-gratification, and self-reference, and to turn ....
(2151
9
)
History of the War in Vietnam
....
Prestige, rather than
power, is according to the ì proponents of the systemic hypothesis the everyday currency of ì international relations. ....
(7350
29
)
POLICE AND MINORITY JUVENILES INTRODUCTION: It
.... cultural improvement, yet often applying illegitimate or illegal tactics-such as violence, extortion and fear- to enhance gang
power,
prestige and profits ....
(706
3
)
