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The US-led alliance system has continued to underpin the international security order since the end of the Cold War. Alliance experts have conducted much research on the impact of inter-alliance politics on the regional and international balance of power. Relations between patron and client (or junior partner) and alliance management are also key topics of traditional alliance research. However, the role of bilateral state relations based on security alliance in domestic political dynamics within the client country has been relatively little considered in International Relations (IR) and security studies. One of the reasons is that the impact of international phenomena, such as security alliances, on domestic politics is refracted through the complexity of historical, social and economic factors specific to a particular client country. However, there are cases in which bilateral relations based on a security alliance have a continuing ideological impact on the domestic political dynamics of a client

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