The impact of analogical reasoning on US foreign policy towards Kosovo

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The impact of analogical reasoning on the United States foreign policy towards Kosovo is discussed. The analogical reasoning employed by the chief United States negotiators, Madeline Albright and Richard Holbrooke, was the main reason for the failure to reach an agreement between the Yugoslav authorities and the Kosovar Albanians.

International politics, Yugoslavia, Military aspects, Kosovo, Yugoslavian foreign relations, Military assistance, American, American military assistance, Foreign policy

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Power shifts and economic development: when will China overtake the USA?

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The dynamic pattern in the rise and fall of major powers involves power attained by small countries that develop to lost their status to larger countries. This can be discussed by taking the cases of economic development of large countries that can produce power shifts of major consequences.

China, International aspects, International relations

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Examining the goals of US foreign assistance in the post-Cold War period, 1991-96

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This article examines the security goals of the United States. The author, focusing of foreign assistance since the Cold War period, maintains security is becoming less important and the United States is aiding democracies and abusers of human rights.

National security, Foreign assistance

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