international security

Presents a diverse selection of primary sources representing all sides of the debate in question about nuclear armament.

"Drawing on previously obscure reports and government documents, renowned security expert Klare shows that the U.S. military sees the climate threat as imperiling the country on several fronts at once"--OCLC.

Explores the possibility of a near-future nuclear war, which even if on a small scale would have disastrous consequences for all international activities. Theorizes on how immigration, climate change, and social media in the age of nuclear power has led us to this point, and how a new policy of international security cooperation can potentially get control of this situation.

Explores the Israeli-Palestine conflict, examining the past fifty years of Israel's occupation of the West Bank asking how it came to pass, why it has lasted this long, and consequences of that occupation.

"Explores the approach the Allies took in rebuilding the broken postwar world, including creating such institutions as the World Bank and the United Nations and the escalation of tensions in the Cold War. Decolonization also takes center stage: while offering hope to many of the worlds people, gaining independence brought challenges still felt today. The volume concludes by examining how the Cold War gave way to pressures from globalization and ongoing threats from regional conflicts and terrorism"--Amazon.com.

Henry Kissinger discusses his thoughts of the modern world order and disorder.

"[Explores] the critical role the United Nations plays in securing international peace ... from the establishment of the UN in the aftermath of World War II and the principles enshrined in its charter, to the many peacekeeping missions around the globe."--Provided by publisher.

Examines the expansion of NATO and contends the motivations of the alliance are not humanitarianism and are focused on the domination of the world's economies, waterways, and fossil fuels.