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Contemporary cases in U.S. foreign policy : from terrorism to trade
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- Creator
- Ralph G. Carter, editor
- Format
- Books
- Language
- English
- Contributors
- Publication
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- Washington, D.C. : CQ Press, [2002]
- ©2002
- Physical Details
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- xiv, 418 pages : illustrations, maps ; 23 cm
- ISBNs
- 9781568026466, 1568026463
- OCLC
- ocm47081352
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- Introduction / Ralph G. Carter -- pt. 1. Intervention policy. East Timor : reluctant support for self-determination / Stephen Zunes and Ben Terrall -- Public opinion and Bosnia : anticipating disaster / Douglas C. Foyle -- The war in Kosovo : coercive diplomacy / Eric Moskowitz and Jeffrey S. Lantis -- The Colombian drug trade : national security and congressional politics / Jennifer S. Holmes -- pt. 2. National security and defense policy. The demise of the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency : arms control politics / Gregory P. Granger -- India and Pakistan : newest members of the nuclear club / Christopher Allan McHorney -- Rejection of the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty : the politics of ratification / Christopher M. Jones -- The Clinton administration's strikes on Usama Bin Laden : limits to power / Ryan C. Hendrickson -- The V-22 Osprey : pure pork or cutting-edge technology/ Christopher M. Jones --
- pt. 3. Trade policy. The U.S.-EC Beef Hormone Dispute and U.S. trade policy / Carolyn Rhodes -- The Helms-Burton Act : Congress and Cuba policy / Patrick J. Haney and Walt Vanderbush -- Sino-American trade relations : privatizing foreign policy / Steven W. Hook and Jeremy Lesh -- pt. 4. International organization policy. The Kyoto Protocol on climate change : a balance of interests / Uma Balakrishnan -- Funding the IMF : Congress versus the White House / Ralph G. Carter and James M. Scott -- The International Criminal Court : present at the creation? / Ralph G. Carter and Donald W. Jackson -- Conclusion / Ralph G. Carter