Titlebook: American Military Intervention in Unconventional War; From the Philippines Wayne Bert Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature Am

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The New International Environmentined in importance as the balance of power concerns that shaped US policy in the twentieth century have diminished. The nuclear revolution and the increasing cost of war have rendered conquest among great powers unthinkable. China is a less plausible threat to Eurasia than Germany in 1917 and 1941 o

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Afghanistan—2001–Presentr 2006 statement that, five years after the United States intervened militarily in 2001, the country was in danger of becoming a failed state (Rotberg, 2007:3). In the modern era, two themes have run through Afghan history: the struggle for development and reaction to foreign security threats (Jalal

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The Perils of Intervention five interventions in low-intensity war chronicled here. American foreign policy has had many successes from 1898 on, but most have not involved interventions into situations requiring the fighting of unconventional war since 1945. One study of military interventions found that they typically embod

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