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- Page 7 and 8: PREFACE One of the most important a
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- Page 11 and 12: 1 History, Culture, and Change: Fou
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- Page 41 and 42: Notes 13 Lewis B. Ware, “An Islam
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Conclusion The post-cold-war world
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30 Notes An Analysis of DOD Counter
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A Whole New World During the cold w
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Peripheral Interests, Peripheral In
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successful in shielding some of the
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Nation-Building in Haiti In late 19
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account for this hesitation. First,
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PART III ECONOMIC ISSUES 81
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with the rise of transnational corp
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Before examining future economic so
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concerns. Unfortunately, as the con
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Regionally, the challenge derives f
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Conclusion Table 1 summarizes the p
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Notes 10 This theory suggests that
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Notes 37 Russian Federation preside
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Haiti With a history of political i
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argues that small states by their v
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Table 2 HDI values for Least Develo
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development programs such as educat
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state.” 21 If these criteria were
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three dimensions are closely intert
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Notes 2 Human Development Report (N
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9 When the Water Runs Out Jan Kinne
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However, because of extensive withd
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Where water flows across political
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correspondent, asserts that Israel
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water shortages. Syria depends upon
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Applied properly, functional diplom
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Notes 34 Sandra Postel, “The Poli
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Without question humans will fight
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esources played a role in those con
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Amidst the great interest over the
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impossible to predict how global re
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Notes 36 Paul C. Stern, Oran R Youn
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11 Nuclear Conflict and Nonprolifer
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evealed, the total extent of Iraq's
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or our allies can do to prevent a d
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at least seek an additional 25-year
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Notes 1 The White House, A National
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Notes actions such as preemption.
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weapons, to protect themselves. In
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Historical Perspective Although we
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in the 1960s and 1970s, and then by
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Table 6 CW/BW Club Membership in De
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In a Special National Intelligence
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Before that chemical treaty became
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Conclusion In a speech before the U
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Notes 20 Joseph Douglas, “Chemica
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Tanks and self-propelled guns, arti
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For purposes of this study, Karp’
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attempting to buy 24 Stinger surfac
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nonlethal weapons as they assisted
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Expanding the MTCR globally could p
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Conclusion The issue of conventiona
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Notes 33 A National Security Strate
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14 Regional Impacts of Civil Wars K
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Hit and run guerrilla wars, acts of
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More significant to this study, how
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globe into a new cold war. At a min
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“Shows of force” also may be a
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15 Threats from Third World Regiona
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military force to threaten its neig
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military forces; most of them still
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military, the control of ex-Soviet
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instrument of power? A useful tool
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Prospects for Peaceful Resolution G
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16 International Terrorism in the T
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Advanced Guard; Croatia’s Revolut
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where trading between competing eco
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In addition to being a possible fun
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for an ominous concern. An individu
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Notes 10 Ibid., 4. 11 Department of
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17 The Transmillennial World from a
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to propel its holders into open war
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citizens, we must act. Why? Because
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Before overviewing needed defensive
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Contributors Lt Col Mark Browne cur
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Mr. James E. Overly is a State Depa