The political support system for American primacy

Article Abstract:

Differences between the views of George Bush and John Kerry on the American role in the world have adversely affected the political system. Only a significant disaster, such as the total unravelling of the project in Iraq is likely to turn either party away from the urge to control the development of world order.

International relations, Bush, George W., Kerry, John F.

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A rogue is a rogue is a rogue: US foreign policy and the Korean nuclear crisis

Article Abstract:

The underlying patterns that shaped the two Korean nuclear crises of the last decade are examined. North Korea was subject to repeated American nuclear threats, for more than half a century.

North Korea, Analysis, Nuclear terrorism

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