Titlebook: Diplomacy and Crisis Management in the Balkans; A US Foreign Policy Gazmen Xhudo Book 1996 Gazmen Xhudo 1996 cold war.communism.crisis man

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Zakia Pathak,Rajeswari Sunder Rajanlity in key areas across the globe. Winning the Cold War accomplished even less for the United States as it appears that the position it once held, that of a superpower, may be in jeopardy. As regional crises arise, the US struggles with efforts to determine not only whether or not to reply, but, sp

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Unweaving: A Response to Carol P. Christy. Indeed, during the days of the Cold War, the American people were made to realize that communism presented a threat to American interests as well as to the American way of life. Such a threat meant that the US could not shy away from its international commitments. Now, however, with the dissoluti

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Book 1996what it should be in the post-Cold War era. The breakdown of communism in the East has coincided with the outbreak of warfare in the former Yugoslavia to add a new sense of urgency for those seeking a direction for US foreign policy. This work seeks to demonstrate how reactive rather than proactive

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Zakia Pathak,Rajeswari Sunder Rajanr part the British and Americans called for free elections within Albania to ensure the rights of the population in choosing their form of government. It was the results of these elections which initially placed Albania on the road away from the US and the British.

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The Need for Leadership,indicate that this should remain an area where US leadership is needed. Yet, as the crisis in the Balkans has demonstrated, America appears to have done the inadvisable. It has forsaken that which it did so much to build — its leadership responsibility.

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The Yugoslav Dimension: Past and Present Trends,tralized or remained passive, giving way instead to ultra-nationalists with more zeal for revenge than rule. This included policies centred upon eradication of Serbs, their forced conversion to Catholicism, or simple expulsion from Croatia.