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US national security: policymakers, processes & politics / Sam C Sarkesian, John Allen Williams, Stephen J Cimbala

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SARKESIAN Sam

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TextPublication details: Boulder CO : Lynne Rienner Pubs Inc., 2008Edition: 4th edDescription: ix, 334 pISBN:

9781588264169 (pbk)

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Summary: Comprehensively revised to take account of the Bush Doctrine, the Global War on Terror, and the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan. The structure of previous edtions is retained: Part 1 overview of national inerests and national security, Part 2 the national securit establishment, Part 3 the national security system and the policy process, Part 4 conclusions.

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Comprehensively revised to take account of the Bush Doctrine, the Global War on Terror, and the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan. The structure of previous edtions is retained: Part 1 overview of national inerests and national security, Part 2 the national securit establishment, Part 3 the national security system and the policy process, Part 4 conclusions.

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