Chaos and violence, what globalization, failed states, and terrorism mean for U.S. foreign policy, Stanley Hoffmann
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Chaos and violence, what globalization, failed states, and terrorism mean for U.S. foreign policy, Stanley Hoffmann
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eng
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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index present
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non fiction
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Chaos and violence
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bibliography
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67945338
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Stanley Hoffmann
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what globalization, failed states, and terrorism mean for U.S. foreign policy
Table Of Contents
Introduction : the state of the world and the state of the discipline -- A view of the world -- Lost illusions -- Thoughts on fear in global society -- World governance : goal or mirage? -- A world unjust and belligerent -- The debate about intervention -- Intervention : should it go on, can it go on? -- Intervention, sovereignty, and human rights -- The United States and collective security -- The United States and international organizations : the Clinton years -- American exceptionalism : the new version -- "Why don't they like us?" -- After 9/11/2001 : the pitfalls of war -- Iraq February 2003 : instead of war -- France, the United States, and Iraq -- Out of Iraq -- U.S.-European relationships -- The European sisyphus -- The foreign policy the United States needs
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