References

References

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Introduction to Social Science

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Modern World History

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Indonesia Political Perspective

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Introduction To International Political Economy (IPE)

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Introduction To Security Studies in International Relations

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Theories Of International Relations

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International Relations Research Methods

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Diplomacy and International Politics

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Foreign Policy Analysis in International Relations

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Contemporary Issues In Global Politics

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Foreign Policy Of Developed Countries

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International Law Issues And International Dispute Settlement

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International Political Economy of Development

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Regionalism in Southeast Asia: ASEAN Community

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International Organization in International Relations

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Global Economic Architecture

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WTO And Trade Diplomacy

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