CLASHING FORCES:Introductory Essays on World Politics and Modern History أحمد مهدي تحميل

Why do nations go to war? How was communication established in Russia? How did the United States emerge as the world's strongest superpower after. . .  the end of the Second World War? What was the nature of the Cold War between the Soviet Union and the United States? How did the death of 58,000 US soldiers in the Vietnam War affect the United States' foreign policy? Does the pro-Israel lobby in Washington prevent the United States from pursuing its interests, for the sake of the Israeli interest? What is the New World Order? How does the United States wage wars? How did the Soviet Union collapse in December 1991? Why didn't the United States mind 148 American deaths in the Gulf War of 1991, but were terrified by the death of only 18 US troops in Mogadishu in October 1993? Did the Americans and the world community really want to save the Muslims in the Balkans from Serbians massacres? How did the United States support Osama Bin Laden and other extremists during the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan? Who was the White Christian American who bombed a federal building in Oklahoma in 1995, killing 168 fellow Americans? And why did he do that? How did George W. Bush win the American presidential elections in year 2000? What is the war on terror? This book serves two purposes: the academic purpose of teaching the Middle East international politics student needs to strengthen his history background, and the other purpose, which is feeding the interest of the normal reader who might be interested in international politics.   Show.