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    Engaging Problem Countries

    U.S. policymakers have normally turned to military force, political and economic sanctions, and covert action in trying to dissuade so-called "rogue states" - notably Cuba, Iran, Iraq, Libya, and North Korea - from behavior that the United States fi…

    Richard N. Haass

    8 pages

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    Adding 3Ns to the 3Ds - Lessons from the 1996 Zaire Mission for Humanitarian Interventions

    This paper examines the 3D (defence, diplomacy, and development) framework for humanitarian interventions in weak states and/or conflict situations. It accepts that there are some considerable strengths built into this strategic concept for it privi…

    Andrew F. Cooper

    • Economic development
    • War--Prevention
    • Poverty--Government policy
    • Failed states
    34 pages

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    Reforming Egypt - In Search of A Strategy

    Egypt's first multi-candidate presidential election, a response to U.S. pressure, was a false start for reform. Formal pluralism has never seriously limited the dominance of President Mubarak's National Democratic Party (NDP); extension to the presi…

    International Crisis Group (ICG)

    • Economic policy
    • Economic policy
    • International economic relations
    • Human rights
    • Civil rights
    • Political rights
    • International agencies
    • Terrorism
    • Rule of law
    • International law
    • Terrorism
    • Human rights--Security
    • Peacekeeping forces
    • Political development
    • Civil society
    38 pages

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    G-8 Preview: Bush and Allies to Discuss Repairing Their Rift and Rebuilding Iraq

    The annual economic summit of eight industrialized nations, which begins June 1 in Evian, France, will provide an opportunity for President Bush to repair relations with major European countries that opposed the U.S. invasion of Iraq, particularly F…

    Ron Nessen

    Lael Brainard

    Ivo H. Daalder

    Fiona Hill

    Martin S. Indyk

    • Kyoto protocol
    • United Nations
    • Economic policy
    • Finance
    • Developing countries
    • International trade
    • International economic relations
    • Intergovernmental fiscal relations
    • Fiscal policy
    • Oil
    • HIV infections
    • AIDS (Disease)
    • HIV infections
    • AIDS (Disease)
    • Poverty
    • Ballistic missiles
    • Terrorism
    • Armed forces
    • Truth commissions
    • United Nations. Security Council
    • Nuclear weapons
    • Democratization
    26 pages

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    Observations on African voting in the United Nations, concerning the Israeli-Arab conflict

    The voting by the independent states of Africa in the United Nations General Assembly Session concerning the Arab-Israeli conflict shows interesting differences and gives rise to some significant observations. This paper attempts to throw some light…

    David Hirschmann

    • African voting
    • United Nations
    • Israeli-Arab conflict
    • Resolutions
    • War
    6 pages

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    Poles Apart or States Together? Israel, South Africa and the Middle East Crisis

    "This report examines the impasse from both Israeli and Palestinian perspectives, highlighting the lessons of conflict resolution from SA and how they might be applied to the Middle East. It concludes with an assessment of the implications of and b…

    Tim Hughes

    Greg Mills

    • Conflict resolution
    • Peace attempts
    • Political negotiation
    • Arms control--International cooperation
    • Peace-building
    56 pages

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    Iran/Etats-Unis L’assassinat de Soulaimani, pas de quoi générer une guerre / Iran/United States: The Assassination of Sulaimani, not enough to Start a War

    In view of the current state of relations between the United States and Iran and the current situation in the region and the world today, this paper attempts to explore the ways in which the tension could evolve. Are we heading for war? Who will be …

    Abdelhak Bassou

    • Sanctions économiques
    • Economic sanctions
    • Règles d’engagement
    • Rules of engagement
    • Crimes against peace
    • Political development
    • Violence
    • War--Prevention
    9 pages

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