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War in our time : reflections on Iraq, terrorism, and weapons of mass destruction /
Consists of newspaper articles written on three topics--the Iraq war, the war on terror, and weapons of mass destruction. "Uniquely in the 62-year history of the United Nations, Ramesh Thakur was given and exercised the latitude to write for public consumption on the contested topics of the day...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Documento de Gobierno Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Tokyo :
United Nations University Press,
©2007.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Vandalism in Afghanistan and no one to stop it (with Amin Saikal)
- Why peace exceeds our grasp
- An international perspective on global terrorism (with Hans van Ginkel)
- Faults of the most benign world power
- Multilateralism is in America's interest
- Blaming others is no solution
- Brinkmanship, but not war
- Tackling global terrorism
- Working for a safer world
- Unilateralism is not the way
- Let's get together against terrorism (with Jayantha Dhanapala)
- Peacekeeping
- diplomacy's odd couple, the US and the UN
- Politics vs. justice at The Hague : the international criminal court
- Peril of preemptive thinking
- India and Israel : united in trauma of terror
- US test of UN relevance
- US bears costs as UN is challenged
- The United Nations : more relevant now than ever (with Andrew Mack)
- War vindicates UN stance
- End of the old world disorder?
- Humour's role in war survives
- Contradictory US triumph
- Why India said "no" to US
- Chrétien was right : it's time to redefine a "just war"
- Anti-nuke regime crumbling
- UNSC : reforming the United Nations
- Reforming the United Nations
- 2003 : worst and best of times for UN (with David Malone)
- Neighbours don diplomatic pads
- India's nukes pose paradox for nonproliferation regime
- The Iraq war in retrospect
- New jailers, same prison?
- Iraq needs better security, legitimacy, economy
- On balance, charges do have some merit
- Why we shouldn't rush to war over Darfur
- Not so brave new world : three years after 9/11, and the world still lives in fear of terrorism
- Choosing how to intervene
- Did Kosovo illuminate Iraq?
- Cheerleaders for war round on the UN
- Rhetoric vs. the record : freedom, when it suits US
- Intervention based on rules
- The anomalies killing nonproliferation
- Absolute security neither possible nor desirable
- NPT regime in crisis after failed NY confab
- UN's "Einstein" moment
- National security? : it's time to think about human security
- The reduction of impunity
- US-India nuclear accord a win-win outcome for all
- Why America needs the UN
- UN, US should not work at cross-purposes
- Crying wolf diminished the West's credibility
- It's time, now, to end the travesty that is Guantanamo Bay
- Don't be too easily appeased
- Containing chemical weapons
- What passing bells for those who die as UN peacekeepers?
- Intelligence works better than bullets
- Lebanon war : an exercise in futility
- Both sides must learn compromise if Lebanon is to survive intact
- North Korea & envisioning alternative nuclear futures
- To feel conviction is not enough : know the goals of military intervention
- What Annan has contributed to world.