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appeasement: a standalone construct

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International relations

conceding to a rival's demands to avoid war, traced as a long tradition in British foreign policy before Munich.

In international relations, appeasement refers to conceding to a rival's demands to avoid war, traced as a long tradition in British foreign policy before Munich. This meaning comes from Kennedy (1976) in British Journal of International Studies.[1]

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References

Kennedy, P. M. (1976). The tradition of appeasement in British foreign policy 1865–1939. British Journal of International Studies, 2(3), 195-215. https://doi.org/10.1017/s0260210500116699

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