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Towards a new cold war

Paperback • 2003 • English

Towards a new cold war: U.S. Foreign policy from Vietnam to Reagan

By Noam Chomsky

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Examines United States foreign policy from the Vietnam era to the Reagan years, including discussions on policy decisions in Indochina, the Middle East, Central America, East Timor, and with the Soviet Union.

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9781565848597

Published year

2003

Language

English

Original title

Towards a new cold war

Format

Paperback

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