An edition of Taking sides. (2002)

Taking sides.

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McGraw-Hill/Dushkin
Language
English
Pages
383

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Subjects
World politics
Times
1989-

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Taking sides.
2002, McGraw-Hill/Dushkin
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Table of Contents

Part 1. Global trends. Is economic globalism a positive trend?
Should greater global governance be resisted?
Will state sovereignty survive globalism? Pt. 2. Regional. Should the United States seek global hegemony?
Is Russia likely to become an antagonistic power?
Is China an expansionist power?
Should Israel take a hard line with the Palestinians?
Should sanctions against Iraq be continued? Pt. 3. Economic issues. Is the capitalist model for third world development destructive?
Does the international monetary fund do more harm than good? Pt. 4. Military security and intervention issues. Should U.S. military spending be increased?
Is there a great danger from chemical or biological terrorism? Pt. 5. International law and organization issues. Should the United Nations be given stronger peacekeeping capabilities?
Did the NATO military action against Yugoslavia violate just war theory?
Should the United States ratify the International Criminal Court Treaty? Pt. 6. Normative, social, and environmental issues. Would world affairs be more peaceful if women dominated politics?
Is violence as a form of protest on interational political issues always wrong?
Is dangerous global warming occurring?

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Guilford, Conn
Other Titles
Clashing views on controversial issues in world politics

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xxi, 383 p. ;
Number of pages
383

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OL22432019M
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