Titlebook: America and the Rogue States; Thomas H. Henriksen Book 2012 Thomas H. Henriksen 2012 Iran.North Korea.Sponsoring.state.terrorism.democracy

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Introduction,a puzzle for US foreign policy: how to handle these small- to medium-weight states since they first burst on the international scene? This volume strives to set forth a brief account of US policy toward rogue regimes. It concentrates, by design, on the three major rogue powers—Iraq, Iran, and North

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Iran: Ace of the Axis of Evil, arena. The Islamic Republic of Iran through a blend of shrewd regional strategies, adroit application of terrorism, and religious fervor differed from the decayed communist regimes in North Korea and Cuba or the secular authoritarian governments in Iraq, Syria, and Libya. Except for North Korea, Ir

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Lesser Rogues and Troublesome States,anating from Pyongyang, Baghdad, and Tehran far outweighed those coming from the other countries registered on the US Department of State’s listing of state sponsors of terrorism. Libya, Cuba, South Yemen, Syria, and the Sudan—the other listed nations—did periodically raise anxieties in Washington.

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Book 2012ing rogue regimes. Each chapter follows a chronological format with description and analysis. The work is intended for a general reader interested in the topic; it also will have appeal as a supplemental text for university classes in international relations covering the period after the Cold War en

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,Ans?tze der Unternehmensethik, ran tourist excursions into the North, and donated mammoth food and humanitarian assistance—all for naught. The DPRK refused to halt its nuclear arming or to open itself entirely to international arms inspections. In fact, its belligerency intensified over the years.