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…The Korean War was the United Nation's first international conflict, in terms of its magnitude, it outstripped all other ventures conducted under the auspices of the UN, and is matched perhaps only by the Gulf War. The controversy surrounding its…

…be audited in anyway possible. This created a lot of tension between the Nixon administration and the Democratic Party. In 1970 the leaks of national security which included his spying on his rivals became a problem for Richard Nixon.(Garment 27-32) Nixon knew…

…States and to prevent further aggression. The United States regards as vital to world peace the maintenance of international peace and security in southeast Asia. Consonant with the Constitution of the United States and the Charter of the United Nations…

…; Technology. 28 February 2004. < http://www.cdt.org/security/> Ganor, Boaz. "Terrorism or National Liberation." Defining Terrorism. 28 February 2004. <http://www.ict.org.il/> "Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms." Department…

…by unforeseen actions taken by the Kim Jung Il regime in North Korea. Essentially the policy adopts the liberal institutionalism view that the utilization of institutions plays an important role in creating cooperation among the two nations. However, due…

…it goes by the name of the Federal Security Service. On the other side of the frozen pond was the CIA. Known as the Central Intelligence Agency, it sought to shift its national security focus from World War II to the Cold War. While spies were forever part…

…other nation in the world, one person in thirty. Yet has that made us feel more secure? Yet with each passing year, we surrender more of our freedom of movement, our right to be secure in our possessions, and more and more of our personal privacy. Has…

…can nations be persuaded that nuclear weapons do not increase their security?” “What are the alternatives?” (Zachary.D,p128?) I think that nuclear proliferation is inevitable and that the nuclear deterrence power of the US…

…Terrorism and Transnational Organized Crime: Implications of Convergence by Neal A. Pollard, Director, Terrorism Research Center Since the end of the Cold War, the US national security community has been concerned about, among other things, four…

…nations be persuaded that nuclear weapons do not increase their security?” “What are the alternatives?” (Zachary.D,p128?) I think that nuclear proliferation is inevitable and that the nuclear deterrence power of the US will be greater than other states…