America and the world in the age of terror: a new landscape in international relations /
edited by Daniel Benjamin
- Washington DC: The CSIS Press, 2005
- x, 206p.
America's foreign relations underwent considerable changes following the September 11 terrorist attacks on the USA. Some countries took the opportunity to improve links to the USA while others considered unrestricted US power a threat to their own interests. This collection of papers consider changes in U.S. bilateral relations with a number of significant countries.
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