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Volume 13 - Spring 2002

Contents

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Iraq

The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

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

Redefining the U.S. Foreign Policy Agenda

  • Bush Characterizes North Korea, Iran and Iraq as “Axis of Evil” Intensifying Debate Over Post-9/11 National Security Strategy

  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    19 November 2010, pp. 2-27

  • Next week I will go before Congress to lay out my priorities for the coming year. There will be no room for misunderstanding. The most basic commitment of our government will be the security of our country. We will win this war; we will protect our people; and we will work to renew the strength of our economy.

    Our first priority is the military. The highest calling to protect the people is to strengthen our military. And that will be the priority of the budget I submit to the United States Congress. Those who review our budget must understand that we're asking a lot of our men and women in uniform, and we'll be asking more of them in the future. In return, they deserve every resource, every weapon needed to achieve the final and full victory.

Counter-Terrorism

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

World Summit on Sustainable Development

Crisis in South Asia

The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

Counter-Terrorism

Archive: Climate Change Policy

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

South Asia

Arms Control

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

“War On Terrorism”

List of Documents

Cuba

List of Documents

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

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