Associazione ESSPER
periodici italiani di economia, scienze sociali e storia
periodici italiani di economia, scienze sociali e storia
Foreign affairs - 2005
Risultato della ricerca: (85 titoli )
| Back to the Balkans |
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| Darfur and the genocide debate |
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| Did North Korea cheat? |
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| The global economic challenge |
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| Grand strategy in the second term |
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| Iraq: the logic of disengagement |
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| Iraq: winning the unwinnable war |
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| A matter of record. Security, not law, established American legitimacy |
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| The Middle East predicament |
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| The next nuclear wave. Nonproliferation in a new world [Recensione] |
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| No size fits all. Lessons in making peace and rebuilding states [Recensione] |
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| The North Atlantic drift |
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| Nothing to fear. Washington should embrace the European Union |
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| A nuclear posture for today |
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| Re-envisioning Asia |
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| Rebuilding weak states |
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| Whither political Islam? Understanding the modern Jihad [Recensione] |
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| All the Presidents' men. The role of special envoys in U.S. foreign policy |
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| The choice. Finding hope in the history of environmental ruin [Recensione] |
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| The development challenge |
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| The flip side of the record. The commitment to law is key to US legitimacy |
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| Mind the gap. Can the new Europe overtake the U.S. economy? |
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| Outsourcing war |
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| The overstretch myth. Can the indispensable nation be a debtor nation? |
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| Preventing a war over Taiwan |
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| Red-handed. The truth about North Korea's weapons program |
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| The right way to promote Arab reform |
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| Sinking globalization |
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| The struggle to transform the military |
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| Taking on Tehran |
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| Ukraine's orange revolution |
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| The autumn of the autocrats |
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| Down to the wire |
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| Freedom and justice in the modern Middle East |
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| Gaza: moving forward by pulling back |
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| A global answer to global problems. The case for a new leaders' forum |
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| How the street gangs took Central America |
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| 'In larger freedom': decision time at the UN |
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| Lessons from German history |
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| Pitch imperfect. The trouble at the voice of America |
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| Saving the World Bank |
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| Sisyphus as social democrat. The life and legacy of John Kenneth Galbraith [Recensione] |
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| What if the British vote no? |
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| Addressing State failure |
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| Antidumping: the third rail of trade policy |
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| Counterterrorism in retrospect. Chronicle of a war foretold [Recensione a: Blind spot: the secret history of American counterterrorism, by Timothy Naftali] |
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| Europe's angry Muslims |
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| Giving justice its due |
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| His master's voice? Is the Voice of America a source of responsible journalism? |
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| How scary is the deficit? American power and American borrowing |
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| How to help poor countries |
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| The human-animal link |
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| The lessons of HIV/AIDS |
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| The next pandemic? |
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| Occupational hazards. Washington's record in Iraq [Recensione a: Squandered victory: the American occupation and the bungled effort to bring democracy to Iraq, by Larry Diamond - Losing Iraq: inside the postwar reconstruction fiasco, by David L. Phillips] |
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| A partnership for Central Asia |
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| Preparing for the next pandemic |
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| Regime change and its limits |
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| A trade war with China? |
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| Can democracy stop terrorism? |
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| China's global hunt for energy |
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| China's 'peaceful rise' to great-power status |
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| China's search for stability with America |
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| Development and democracy |
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| How to rebuild Africa |
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| How to win in Iraq |
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| In China's own eyes [Recensione] |
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| Nepal at the precipice |
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| Poll positions. What Americans really think about U.S. foreign policy |
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| The power brokers. An uneven history of the National Security Council [Recensione] |
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| Taming American power |
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| Understanding China |
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| Which broadband nation? The United States versus Japan |
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| Base politics |
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| Blowback revisited. Today's insurgents in Iraq are tomorrow's terrorists |
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| The end of Europe? |
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| The ethical economist. Growth may be everything, but it's not the only thing [Recensione a: The moral consequences of economic growth, by Benjamin M. Friedman] |
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| Fighting the war of ideas |
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| Independence for Kosovo. Yielding to Balkan reality |
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| Iraq and the democratic peace. Who says democracies don't fight? [Recensione a: Electing to fight: why emrging democracies go to war, by Edward D. Mansfield and Jack Snyder] |
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| Iraq: learning the lessons of Vietnam |
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| The Iraq syndrome |
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| The limits of intelligence reform |
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| Mbeki's South Africa |
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| Who will control the internet? Washington battles the world |
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