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US-China-Japan: Beware the ‘Megarian Trap’
Originally Published at http://thediplomat.com/2014/10/us-china-japan-beware-the-megarian-trap/
“That decision may be judged irrational or merely a miscalculation of likely consequences, but it is like many similar ones throughout history in which passion inspired by old hatreds and wounded honor are the cause of dangerous actions.”…
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