And they must take into account what their own people, especially in the Persian Gulf states, make of it.
By nationality we refer to the "characterizations" states make of individuals for the purpose of controlling and protecting them for the many comprehensive concerns of states.
Anarchy is what states make of it" (Wendt 1987 395).
Constructivists, in particular, have forcefully noted that 'anarchy is what states make of it' (Wendt 2003, 491).
With regards to IR this means that "Anarchy is what States make of it", the title of Wendt's (1992) major monography in this discourse.
Yet, to paraphrase a famous international relations scholar, sovereignty is what states make of it.
The show also includes Peter the Great's robes of state, made of Venetian silk brocade and metallic thread.
The average valuations of hypothetical states made by large numbers of individuals currently in no particular actual state have become, in effect, social health state utilities.
Looking at results by state, for public schools only, lagging states made some of the biggest improvements.
Although 33 states have a death penalty on the books, only nine states made use of it in 2012.
A bipartisan panel of former Secretaries of State made up of Secretaries Kissinger, Albright, Powell, Baker, and Christopher agreed.
