End of the rogue / Nader Mousavizadeh.
Material type: TextPublication details: 2010Subject(s): In: Newsweek 08 February 2010, pp.20-25Summary: According to this article the concept of rogue states became popular in the 1980s particularly in the USA but is no longer relevant to the real world if indeed it ever was. The Obama administration has changed track but so far with only limited effect. Discusses events in relation to Burma, North Korea, Iran and parts of South America.Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode | |
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According to this article the concept of rogue states became popular in the 1980s particularly in the USA but is no longer relevant to the real world if indeed it ever was. The Obama administration has changed track but so far with only limited effect. Discusses events in relation to Burma, North Korea, Iran and parts of South America.
S-AMERICA, USA, KOREA, BURMA
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