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Late-breaking foreign policy: the news media's influence on peace operations

By:

STROBEL Warren P

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Washington, DC: United States Institute of Peace Press, 1997Description: 275pISBN:

1878379674 (pbk.)

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Summary: Explores the news media's influence on decisions to deploy U.S. troops as part of peace operations worlwide through the perspectives of numerous Cold War crises.

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Explores the news media's influence on decisions to deploy U.S. troops as part of peace operations worlwide through the perspectives of numerous Cold War crises.

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