Provide an example in which one interest might be pursued at the expense of another, using the Jentleson model of national interests (power, peace, prosperity, and principles)

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Q: Explain in detail Stein Rokkan's "four stages" in modern state formation. (600 words minimum)

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Q: How does bell hooks feminism differ from other strands?

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A: Function of rhetoric in society