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INTERNATIONAL ORDER.
Term Paper ID:19825
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Global efforts (U.N., World Bank) to maintain political & socioeconomic order & decrease tension.... More...
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Global efforts (U.N., World Bank) to maintain political & socioeconomic order & decrease tension.
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The western nations make use of a variety of tools for increasing international order and decreasing international tensions. One of the strongest sources of tension in the world today is poverty. The underdeveloped nations of the Third World often share a resentment toward the richer, industrialized nations which are seen as being exploitative. Economic problems have caused many of these underdeveloped nations to turn to the West in anger, "demanding either relief or solutions" (Fuller, 1991, p. 259). Another source of international tension is found in the problems of resource allocation. For example, one nation may turn against another in an effort to obtain oil resources. Power inequalities are yet another cause of international tension. In this regard, the global community since World War Two has been characterized by "the instability of postwar
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SUMMIT CONFERENCES FROM 1943 TO 1961.
Term Paper ID:19823
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Issues & outcomes of major summits among U.S., Soviets & British.... More...
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Issues & outcomes of major summits among U.S., Soviets & British.
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"The Big Three"--Summit Conferences of 1943-61
This research discusses the significant conferences among the Big Three, from the one in Teheran, Iran in November 1943 to the June 1961 Summit Meeting in Vienna. During World War II, both the Americans and British allied successfully with the Soviets to conquer and permanently break up the Fascist-Nazi regime of Hitler's Germany. These three nations contributed lives, weapons, money and time, to the preservation of a stable, prosperous, peaceful Europe. The Soviet term "peaceful coexistence" explains the feelings of the Big Three: They all sought peace and prosperity. The big three played a major role not only in defeating Hitler's armies but also in the unconditional surrender and the difficult reconstruction process of Germany.
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INTERMEDIATE NUCLEAR FORCE REDUCTION TALKS OF 1983.
Term Paper ID:19760
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Analyzes U.S.-USSR arms negotiations & argues that Soviet walkout was sign of internal political divisions which developed over decades.... More...
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Analyzes U.S.-USSR arms negotiations & argues that Soviet walkout was sign of internal political divisions which developed over decades.
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U.S.-SOVIET ARMS CONTROL.
Term Paper ID:19483
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Evolution of disarmament since WWII, emphasizing 1980s & impact of break-up of Soviet Union in 1991-92.... More...
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Evolution of disarmament since WWII, emphasizing 1980s & impact of break-up of Soviet Union in 1991-92.
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This study will discuss strategic arms control and disarmament issues between the United States and the Soviet Union. The study will briefly review the evolution of these issues from the end of World War II up to February, 1992, in the wake of the disintegration of the Soviet Union and the extremely uncertain and unstable circumstances which prevail as a result of that disintegration.
The Cold War (now declared "dead" in the aftermath of the break-up of the Soviet Union) stretched over more than four decades and was most terrifying in terms of the nuclear issues which dominated that period from the end of World War II to late 1991 when the Soviet Union was officially broken up. For the bulk of that period --- in the wake of the American bombing of two Japanese cities and the creation by the Soviets of their own
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"AFFAIR OF HONOR: WOODROW WILSON & THE OCCUPATION OF VERACRUZ, AN"
Term Paper ID:19417
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(Robert Quirk). Critical analysis of work on dangers of aggresive Amer. foreign policy in Mexico.... More...
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(Robert Quirk). Critical analysis of work on dangers of aggresive Amer. foreign policy in Mexico.
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An Affair of Honor:
Woodrow Wilson and the Occupation of Veracruz
by Robert E. Quirk
An Affair of Honor retains its freshness after thirty years precisely because it does not pretend to be objective history. Scholarly though it is, the book reads sometimes like a journalistic account of the American occupation of Veracruz, and sometimes like an essay on the foundations of American foreign policy in this century. From beginning to end, the book is a story of men and their sympathies, rather than a careful history of the events in which those men participated. Excoriating Woodrow Wilson, one of the presidents most closely identified with liberalism, Quirk warns of the danger of diplomacy that is
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U.S.-IRAQ WAR.
Term Paper ID:19292
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Background, politics, military, policy of Bush, outcome.... More...
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Background, politics, military, policy of Bush, outcome.
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The year 1991 was ushered in for Americans, Iraqis, and many others around the world by the Persian Gulf War, which ended in a decisive military defeat for Saddam Hussein's Iraqi armies occupying Kuwait. The political outcome of the war -- like its political origins -- has proven to be more ambiguous. The following pages will examine the background and developments leading to the war, its consequences, and what its true historical significance may be.
On the afternoon of January 16, 1991, American television viewers who happened to be tuned to the Cable News Network (CNN) experienced possibly the most extraordinary event in the history of television: they were told and shown by direct live reportage and video from CNN reporters then stationed in Baghdad, that the city was at that moment. -- in the predawn hours of the night,
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1991 PERSIAN GULF CRISIS.
Term Paper ID:19290
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Examines victory of global coalition over Iraq & its implications for post-Cold War global relationships & New World Order.... More...
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Examines victory of global coalition over Iraq & its implications for post-Cold War global relationships & New World Order.
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As the Cold War ended, a number of expectations were raised concerning the new international system which would follow the collapse of Soviet power. However, the circumstances of the 1991 Gulf Crisis created a reality which is in sharp contrast with many of these expectations. During the Cold War period, international order was based on the existence of the two primary superpowers. Thus, a bipolar arrangement existed with the United States and its Western allies on one side and the Soviet Union and the Eastern bloc nations on the other side. The primary security concern for the West at that time was the containment of the-Soviet Union. In the years following the Second World War, Soviet invasions in Eastern Europe led to a powerful build-up of military strength. The rapid spread of Soviet military influence posed a tangible threat to the democratic values that the Western
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WESTERN ALLIANCE.
Term Paper ID:19289
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Essay Subject:
Analyzes benefits of maintaining & strengthening ties among U.S., Western Europe & Japan in wake of Cold War: economic, military, strategic, cultural.... More...
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Analyzes benefits of maintaining & strengthening ties among U.S., Western Europe & Japan in wake of Cold War: economic, military, strategic, cultural.
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From the end of the Second World War to the late 1980's, global politics was dominated by superpower concerns. During the Cold War of that period, the United States helped establish a Western alliance to counter the build-up of Soviet military strength in Eastern Europe. A major feature of this alliance was Cold War of that period, the United States helped establish a Western alliance to counter the build-up of Soviet military strength in Eastern Europe. A major feature of this alliance was NATO, which was created for the mutual protection of the United States and Western Europe. In addition, the United States developed a post-war alliance with Japan. The U.S./Japan alliance traded U.S. military protection in the Pacific region developed a post-war alliance with Japan. The U.S./Japan alliance traded U.S. military protection in the Pacific region
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U.S. POLICY IN PERSIAN GULF.
Term Paper ID:19011
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Essay Subject:
Historical & strategic background, national interests, economics, oil, Iran-Iraq War, Kuwait, re-flagging of ships, U.N., Reagan Policy.... More...
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Historical & strategic background, national interests, economics, oil, Iran-Iraq War, Kuwait, re-flagging of ships, U.N., Reagan Policy.
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This paper will be concerned with the policy of the United States in the Persian Gulf. U.S. policy-makers see the Persian Gulf as being a strategically important area. In particular, the area is seen as being important because of the oil resources which are located there. By maintaining a presence in the Persian Gulf, the United States is not only protecting its own oil interests, but is protecting those of its Western allies as well. Prior to the United States adopting this role, Great Britain was the major Western force to be found in the Persian Gulf. Oil was first discovered in the region at the turn of the twentieth century. At about the same time, the British government began obtaining oil concessions there. These concessions gave Britain powerful control over the local politics of the Persian Gulf. However, after the Second World War,
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CUBAN MISSILE CRISIS OF 1962.
Term Paper ID:18945
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Decision making process; U.S. policy.... More...
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Decision making process; U.S. policy.
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This paper will provide a basic overview of the Cuban Missile Crisis of October 1962. It will focus on the decision making process which led to the crisis, U.S. foreign policy, and an assessment of the crisis some three decades later.
Over the past decade, numerous previously classified documents have come to light regarding the events that led up to, took place during and after, and precipitated the 1962 Cuban missile crisis. Commentary in the United States has focused almost entirely on the American experience of the event and the lessons learned, or which should have been learned, from the event. "In addition, the main reason so much attention has been given to the crisis is that it has rightly been regarded as the most intensive, dangerous, and climactic crisis of the cold war, and has thus become a unique historical source for the study of
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U.S.-ISRAELI RELATIONS FROM 1986 TO 1991.
Term Paper ID:18909
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Background, Middle-East arms race, Iran-Contra, roles of Arabs & Soviets, intelligence, divisive issues, Persian Gulf War, outlook. Outline.... More...
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Background, Middle-East arms race, Iran-Contra, roles of Arabs & Soviets, intelligence, divisive issues, Persian Gulf War, outlook. Outline.
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I. Introduction: The "special" relationship between the United
States and Israel
A. The Six-Day War and after
B. Israel, America, and the Cold War
C. Israel's pattern of difficult diplomacy with Washington
D. Israel's reliability in a crunch
II. The difficult problems: the Middle East arms race
A. Demands for American weapons from Israel, Arab states
B. Israel's growing arms manufacturing and sales process
C. Iran-contra and the arms-for-hostages deal
1. Dealing with "moderates" in Iran
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"RETREAT FROM DOOMSDAY"
Term Paper ID:18569
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(John Meuller). Critical analysis of work on diminishing likelihood of major war.... More...
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(John Meuller). Critical analysis of work on diminishing likelihood of major war.
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Under the rubric of the human sociological system, aggression and aggressive behavior are part of daily life. There are clear incidents of aggressive patterns of behavior within human relations on the micro level, as well as certain societal trends in the macro levels of human interaction. On a small level, humans act aggressively, much like nonhuman primates and other animals, in mating and sexual activity. On a more broad plane, human activities tend to conceptualize aggressive behavior when dealing with enemies, perhaps in order to so completely depersonalize the other side, as to be able to act out hostility and aggression, or perhaps to bring out the more animalistic human traits.
This paper will concern itself with one monograph on human aggression in the broadest and most political vein namely that of
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NATO & EUROPEAN SECURITY.
Term Paper ID:18558
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Essay Subject:
Examines U.S.-Western Europe organization in context of Soviet threat & instability.... More...
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Examines U.S.-Western Europe organization in context of Soviet threat & instability.
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Always keep a hold of Nurse
For fear of finding something worse.
-- Hilaire Belloc
In the euphoric period of late 1989 and early 1990, with the fall of the Berlin Wall, symbol of the Cold War, journalistic and popular hopes were raised that Europe's long era of Cold War tension might finally be at an end. It became both possible and popular to imagine a future peaceful, prosperous Europe in which a social-democratic or even capitalistic Soviet Union would be a constructive partner. In consequence, it was widely held that NATO, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, had become a cold-war hold-over, an anachronism.
A year after the fall of the Berlin Wall, a certain sobriety has set in. The Soviet Union has continued, outwardly at any
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U.S. RELATIONS WITH PAKISTAN & INDIA FROM 1950 TO 1990S.
Term Paper ID:18464
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Essay Subject:
Historical, global, political, strategic, economic & nuclear issues, outlook. Outline.... More...
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Historical, global, political, strategic, economic & nuclear issues, outlook. Outline.
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Outline
I. Introduction: Perspectives on U.S. Relations with Pakistan and India.
a. U.S. influence near Indian subcontinent
b. Reasons for uneasy relationship
II. Historical Relationship between the United States, Pakistan, and India.
a. Before 1950
b. Between 1950 and 1970
c. The 1970s
d. The 1980s
III. Factors influencing the relationship between the United States, Pakistan, and India.
a. Economic issues
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CUBAN MISSILE CRISIS.
Term Paper ID:18412
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Essay Subject:
Analysis of the diplomatic strategies employed to avert a confrontation between the U.S. & Soviet Union.... More...
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Analysis of the diplomatic strategies employed to avert a confrontation between the U.S. & Soviet Union.
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The second half of October, 1962, was possibly the most dangerous period in the history of the world: The Cuba Missile Crisis, when for a week and a half the United States and the Soviet Union stood closer to the brink of nuclear war then ever before or since. In the aftermath of the crisis, much study has been given to two fundamental questions: How did the superpowers stumble so close to nuclear war, and--perhaps even more important --having come to the brink, how did they back down and succeed in avoiding a nuclear exchange? The latter question is the principal focus of this study.
Until recently, the efforts of scholars in the West to understand the events of October, 1962, suffered from a structural one-sidedness. American policymakers were readily available for questioning, but Soviet policymakers were not, and
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U.S.-GREECE RELATIONS AFTER WWII.
Term Paper ID:18192
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Essay Subject:
Increased Amer. involvement in Greek politics, economic aid, anti-communism, military rule, restoration of democracy, mutual defense plan, private interests, U.S. bases, strategic issues, outlook.... More...
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Increased Amer. involvement in Greek politics, economic aid, anti-communism, military rule, restoration of democracy, mutual defense plan, private interests, U.S. bases, strategic issues, outlook.
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EVOLUTION OF TERRORIST GROUPS.
Term Paper ID:18169
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Motives & tactics.... More...
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Motives & tactics.
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U.S. AID TO LATIN AMER.
Term Paper ID:18060
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Essay Subject:
From Theodore Roosevelt to Reagan. Politics, financial & military aid, intervention, human rights, anti-communist issues, Good Neighbor Policy, containment, Alliance for Progress, national security interests, regionalism.... More...
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From Theodore Roosevelt to Reagan. Politics, financial & military aid, intervention, human rights, anti-communist issues, Good Neighbor Policy, containment, Alliance for Progress, national security interests, regionalism.
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The purpose of this research is to examine U.S. policy concerning financial assistance to Latin America, through the various U.S. presidencies, from the administration of Theodore Roosevelt to the present day. The plan of the research will be to set forth the principal elements of economic assistance in each succeeding administration, discussing as appropriate the specific policies and programs that have informed such assistance through the years.
As a practical matter, financial assistance to Latin America began in the twentieth century with the accession of Theodore Roosevelt to the presidency. The Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine, promulgated in 1904 by President Theodore Roosevelt, did not treat the subject of foreign aid to Latin America specifically, but it laid the groundwork for a whole
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POST-COLD WAR U.S. POLICY.
Term Paper ID:17960
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Essay Subject:
Uncertainties & crises facing Amer. leaders as Soviet Bloc crumbles. Politics, ideological upheavals, military, outlook.... More...
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Uncertainties & crises facing Amer. leaders as Soviet Bloc crumbles. Politics, ideological upheavals, military, outlook.
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U.S. POLICY IN MIDEAST.
Term Paper ID:17825
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Relations with Israel & Arab states, role of Jewish lobby, oil, impact of easing Soviet-Amer. tensions under Gorbachev, U.S. efforts at peace talks, Palestinian question, future under Bush.... More...
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Relations with Israel & Arab states, role of Jewish lobby, oil, impact of easing Soviet-Amer. tensions under Gorbachev, U.S. efforts at peace talks, Palestinian question, future under Bush.
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U.S.-SOVIET RELATIONS IN 1989 & BEYOND.
Term Paper ID:17734
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Background & evolution, Cold War, policies of Gorbachev & break-up of Soviet-controlled Eastern Europe, economic aspects, outlook.... More...
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Background & evolution, Cold War, policies of Gorbachev & break-up of Soviet-controlled Eastern Europe, economic aspects, outlook.
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"AMERICAN POLICY TOWARD COMMUNIST CHINA, 1949-1969"
Term Paper ID:17724
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(Foster Rhea Dulles). Critical review of work on negative impact of partisan anti-communist ideology & politics on U.S. relations with China.... More...
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(Foster Rhea Dulles). Critical review of work on negative impact of partisan anti-communist ideology & politics on U.S. relations with China.
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U.S. FOREIGN AID.
Term Paper ID:17704
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Essay Subject:
Policy programs under Reagan & Bush. Politics, promotion of capitalism, humanitarian vs. military aid, domestic constraints.... More...
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Policy programs under Reagan & Bush. Politics, promotion of capitalism, humanitarian vs. military aid, domestic constraints.
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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY.
Term Paper ID:17278
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Essay Subject:
Govt. secrecy, national security, abuses of power, founding, covert actions, leadership, illegal actions, control of information, accessibility.... More...
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Govt. secrecy, national security, abuses of power, founding, covert actions, leadership, illegal actions, control of information, accessibility.
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U.S. IN NICARAGUA UNDER REAGAN.
Term Paper ID:17157
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Examines covert U.S.-aided Contra war against Sandinista govt., Reagan policy, Congressional debates & votes, economic embargo, secret CIA operations, World Court rulings.... More...
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Examines covert U.S.-aided Contra war against Sandinista govt., Reagan policy, Congressional debates & votes, economic embargo, secret CIA operations, World Court rulings.
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KISSINGER & 1973 ARAB-ISRAELI WAR.
Term Paper ID:17153
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Secretary of State's political philosophy, balance-of-power theory, background of conflict, Kissinger's weaknesses, personality-as-policy, Cold War influences, Arabs; independence, bungled chances at peace, obfuscation & manipulation.... More...
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Secretary of State's political philosophy, balance-of-power theory, background of conflict, Kissinger's weaknesses, personality-as-policy, Cold War influences, Arabs; independence, bungled chances at peace, obfuscation & manipulation.
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REAGAN POLICY TOWARD USSR.
Term Paper ID:17103
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Essay Subject:
Evolution from hard-line anti-Soviet policy through breakthrough at Reykjavik summit. Nuclear policy, negotiations, causes for change, detente, "evil empire," rhetoric, arms control, domestic forces, outlook.... More...
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Evolution from hard-line anti-Soviet policy through breakthrough at Reykjavik summit. Nuclear policy, negotiations, causes for change, detente, "evil empire," rhetoric, arms control, domestic forces, outlook.
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DISSOLUTION OF NATO.
Term Paper ID:16920
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Essay Subject:
Arguments for & against U.S. withdrawal from European military-political organization, concluding that dissolution is desirable, emphasizing threats from Soviet Union.... More...
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Arguments for & against U.S. withdrawal from European military-political organization, concluding that dissolution is desirable, emphasizing threats from Soviet Union.
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MILITARY ARMS SALES & U.S. NATIONAL SECURITY.
Term Paper ID:16900
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Essay Subject:
Effects of sales by U.S., Soviet Union, Western European nations & Third World countries & threat to U.S. security. Third World instability, arms proliferation, loss of political influence, recommendations.... More...
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Effects of sales by U.S., Soviet Union, Western European nations & Third World countries & threat to U.S. security. Third World instability, arms proliferation, loss of political influence, recommendations.
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U.S.-TAIWAN RELATIONS.
Term Paper ID:16762
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Taiwanese political environment, death of Chiang Cing-kuo & his reform legacy, loosening of authoritarian rule, changes in relations with U.S., power struggle, issues of reunification with Chinese mainland, democratization. Outline.... More...
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7 sources, 14 Citations,
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Taiwanese political environment, death of Chiang Cing-kuo & his reform legacy, loosening of authoritarian rule, changes in relations with U.S., power struggle, issues of reunification with Chinese mainland, democratization. Outline.
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