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The States System Of Europe, 16401990: Peacemaking And The Conditions Of International Stability,Used Theodor Wood As 'The Most IncendiaryThis Work Provides A Novel Analysis Of The Evolution Of The States System Of Europe Since The Midseventeenth Century. The Author Looks At The Four Major European Congresses: Mnster And Osnabrck, Utrecht, Vienna, And Paris, And Shows How A Prevailing Consensus On Certain Structural Concepts, Such As The Balance Of Power Or National Selfdetermination, Has Influenced The Evolution Of The System And Determined Its Stability (Or Imbalance). The Author