Keywords:
inter-institutional structuring in linkages, different kinds of networks stability, changing nature of international alliances, networks game theoretical stability,
conflict in moral values,
shift in government policies, constantly shifting structures, countries trade links,
effective multilevel governance,
value in policy,
organization in linkages,
level of governance, social phenomena,
digital wildfires,
international economics,
innovation policies, networks stability,
network games,
nation-state, epidemics,
alliances, fashions, wars, Canada,
Embraer
Português:
políticas de liberalização comercial
Latin America:
Latin America in organization,
innovation in Latin America
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Network Theory Reveals The Hidden Link Between Trade And Military Alliances That Leads to Conflict-Free Stability: The first game-theoretical study of military alliances shows that they cannot alone lead to global stability. Available from <
http://www.technologyreview.com/view/531736/network-theory-reveals-the-hidden-link-between-trade-and-military-alliances-that-leads/?goback=.gde_3110443_member_5927560046580887556 >. access on 28 October 2014.
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GregorioIvanoff - 03 Feb 2015