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Rogue states and nuclear outlaws: America's search for a new foreign policy

By:

KLARE Michael

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York: Hill and Wang, 1996Description: 291pISBN:

0809015870 (pbk.)

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Summary: A critical analysis of post-Cold War American defence policy in which the author questions the reality behind the perceived threat to U.S. security from 'rogue states' in the Third World.

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A critical analysis of post-Cold War American defence policy in which the author questions the reality behind the perceived threat to U.S. security from 'rogue states' in the Third World.

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