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If states are to conduct their operations always with the knowledge in the background that the price of disagreement is war, the consequences are obvious.
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Harold J. Laski
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gutenberg.orgIf states are to conduct their operations always with the knowledge in the background that the price of disagreement is war, the consequences are obvious.
Laski warns that the threat of war influences state operations and international relations.
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