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neutrality

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
neutrality in international law, status of a nation that refrains from participation in a war between other states and maintains an impartial attitude toward the belligerents. Neutrality is not to be confused with neutralism, or nonalignment, under international law. At the opening of hostilities, a nonbelligerent state generally issues a proclamation of neutrality. It is then the duty of the neutral power to observe strict impartiality in its relations with the warring nations. However, absolute neutrality is not always the reality, and the terms benevolent and hostile imply the sympathy... Read more
Neutrality Acts
The Oxford Companion to United States History Neutrality Acts. Neutrality Acts have been considered by Congress at various times to keep the ... and Louisiana. In response, Congress in June 1794 passed its first neutrality law, confirming President George Washington 's “Rules Governing ... Read more
Neutrality
The Oxford Companion to American Military History Neutrality was among the predominant principles of U.S. foreign ... particularly since U.S. entry into World War II, rigid neutrality has been seen as bad, even “immoral,” ... sought to exercise world leadership. The definitions of neutrality have varied as the United States has sought to ... Read more

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