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US foreign policy and the Gulf Wars : decision-making and international relations / Ahmed Ijaz Malik.
Series: Library of international relations (Series) ; 69.Publication details: London : I.B. Tauris, 2015.Description: 298 pages ; 23 cmISBN:- 9781780768359 (hardback) :
- 1780768354 (hardback) :
- United States foreign policy and the Gulf Wars [Other title]
- DS63.2.U5 M33 2015
Contents:
Introduction -- Part 1 Development of the theoretical perspective -- 1. Post-cold war academic and intellectual arguments on the use of force by the development of liberal cosmopolitan discourses -- 2. Post-cold war realist and neoconservative discourses on US foreign policy -- Part 2 Discursive analysis comprising factual data analysis -- 3. President G.H.W. Bush's administration and the 1991 Gulf War -- 4. President G.W. Bush's administration, 9/11, the 2003 Gulf War and 2005 elections in Iraq -- Conclusion
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Includes bibliographical references (pages [262]-285) and index.
Introduction -- Part 1 Development of the theoretical perspective -- 1. Post-cold war academic and intellectual arguments on the use of force by the development of liberal cosmopolitan discourses -- 2. Post-cold war realist and neoconservative discourses on US foreign policy -- Part 2 Discursive analysis comprising factual data analysis -- 3. President G.H.W. Bush's administration and the 1991 Gulf War -- 4. President G.W. Bush's administration, 9/11, the 2003 Gulf War and 2005 elections in Iraq -- Conclusion
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