Titlebook: United States Post-Cold War Defence Interests; A Review of the Firs Karl P. Magyar Book 2004 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Pu

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History After the End of Historyronment, political realignments, ideological rethinking, technological advances, and a new interest by the public in the culture of war. Perhaps the most emphatic alteration of the strategic environment has been the shift in the security paradigm from traditionally conventional wars and nuclear capa

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NATO’s Changing Mission, for that did not deviate, but rather by policies and the methodologies by which those policies were incorporated into strategy decisions. In those changes, however, a consistent pattern was observable. Notably the characterization of policy changes reflected the driving force of the United States

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The New Regionalism: Mapping Change in the Post Cold War Era assessment, either of the statements above might be correct. Postulating a vision for regionalism in the next century demands a view through a kaleidoscope containing a myriad of constantly changing and apparently indecipherable patterns. If the map of regionalism is being drawn from an economic, m

Hypopnea

Redefining the Former Warsaw Pact Nations Organization (WTO). The stand-off in Europe between NATO and the WTO served as a microcosm of the global Cold War era confrontation between the United States and the Soviet Union. The political earthquakes in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe between 1989 and 1991 shattered this bipolar system. P

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Transitional Perspectives on Conventional, Chemical and Biological Weapons Productionciate the full ramifications the beginning of this new era would have for us all. The collapse of communism throughout Eastern Europe, the reunification of Germany, and the disintegration of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics set a new political and military landscape the U.S. had worked to acc

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