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Volume 12 - Winter 2002

Contents

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Iraq

Redefining the U.S. Foreign Policy Agenda

The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

September 11, 2001: Terrorist Attacks and the Response by the United States

Next Steps in the “War on Terror”

Crisis in South Asia

  • Indian and Pakistani War Rhetoric, Troop Moblizations, Bring Sub-Continent Close to Armed Conflict

  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    13 February 2009, pp. 148-172

  • I am extremely happy to be in your midst today. What is happening on the border is the concern of everybody today—irrespective of where he lives or whatever be his occupation. It is your responsibility to defend the borders—and it is a serious responsibility because you have to put your lives on stake. This is the time to fulfil your duty towards your motherland. I congratulate the brave officers and soldiers of the army who are defending our borders with such valor and bravery. During the last 54 years of our freedom, we have had to face many invasions, and each time the enemy was given a befitting reply. No enemy effort to capture our land, disrupt our democracy or create internal dissension has ever succeeded.

September 11, 2001: Terrorist Attacks and the Response by the United States

World Summit on Sustainable Development

Archive: Climate Change Policy

Counter-Terrorism

  • Bush Administration Begins to Redirect Focus of “War on Terrorism” Toward Iraq

  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    13 February 2009, pp. 173-222

  • It is important, I think, that all of us keep in mind that the September 11th attack on America was not just an attack on our country but, indeed, an attack on free people everywhere, and that terrorism was not a crime perpetrated by alleged criminals but really, it was an act of war waged by enemies who need to be tracked down, found and defeated wherever they hide, where they train, where they operate, no matter how long it takes. Unless and until that occurs, terrorism will not just continue but expand and will intensify in its power and scope.

September 11, 2001: Terrorist Attacks and the Response by the United States

Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

Arms Control

Tension in South Asia

“The War on Terrorism”

September 11, 2001: Terrorist Attacks and the Response by the United States

List of Documents

Carter Visits Cuba

September 11, 2001: Terrorist Attacks and the Response by the United States

List of Documents

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