Titlebook: NATO (Not for Individual Sale); Volume 3: The First Gustav Schmidt (Professor in International Politic Book 2001 Palgrave Macmillan, a div

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-27246-3emands of voters in post-war western democracies, many of them with a greatly extended franchise, for personal lifetime economic security. The high unemployment rates and great uncertainties of personal income in the inter-war period were seen by many post-war western European governments as having

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Der Gegenstand der Betriebswirtschaftslehre,Nations. NATO and the UN, while not wholly separate and certainly not wholly equal, were different organizations, each operating in its own sphere, not ordinarily congruent nor in opposition. The United Nations had important obligations in the area of security, just as did NATO, and for years it had

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Allgemeine Betriebswirtschaftslehre Committee and backed by Washington; the second proposed by Moscow. The first hoped to reform UN Security Council voting procedures in such a way as to limit the damage caused by Soviet abuse of its veto power (but not abolish the veto altogether).. The Soviet draft sought to safeguard the veto gran

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-94511-2specific request, not of the UN, but of the then CSCE.. Yet, within little more than a year of that decision, NATO assets were employed in several parallel missions in support of UN forces deployed in the former Yugoslavia. These support activities soon came to include the enforcement of a maritime

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-94511-2ace in the region was due to ‘more teeth’ and the willingness ‘to bite’. But is it simply a question of ‘more muscle’ or are there other factors that influence NATO’s ability to effectively operate in the former Yugoslavia?

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Der Betrieb als Faktorkombination,ry of State Dean Acheson made one notable contribution to the planning. He asked the US Army band to play “It Ain’t Necessarily So” during the festivities. After a year of difficult negotiations, Acheson’s cynicism was understandable. But even if the treaty talks had been easier, Acheson would have

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Allgemeine Betriebswirtschaftslehretute of Commonwealth Studies in London. Was decolonization simply a footnote to the Cold War?. The significance of that question has become clearer in the light of the continuing attempts to refine our understanding of Cold War and Empire. To what extent were the importance of NATO and the changes i

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Gegenstand der Betriebswirtschaftslehre,only desisted from pressing for a formal undertaking to defend their overseas possessions when they realised that the proposal would never have won the endorsement of the US Senate. Instead agreement was limited to Article 4 of the Atlantic Treaty by which the signatories agreed to consult each othe

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Allgemeine Betriebswirtschaftslehreo solve the impasse regarding the rapidly deteriorating humanitarian situation in one of its provinces, Kosovo. Within a few years, then, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) had completely thrown overboard its out-of-area policy from the Cold War: that of not having one. To put this new ac