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Most states act rationally most of the time, argue John Mearsheimer and Sebastian Rosato in this pithy and elegant book. It is a commonsense proposition that most observers of international affairs would readily accept, not least historians, whose research provides the case studies that illustrate the rationality of state behaviour.
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