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Oslo’s Success, a Militarized Resistance: Changing Opposition Tactics in the Palestinian Territories in dealing with opposition groups. The case of Israel in the Palestinian territories provides a powerful lesson in which seemingly sound military tactics led to an increase in radicalization, not pacification, of the resistance.

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Democratic Nation Building in the Arc of Crisis: The Case of the Presidential Election in Afghanistaated in their first open election in 50 years. Both of these elections were of intense interest to the United States and the Bush administration because they represented the initial recognition of a central aspect of the radical post-9/11 shift in U.S. foreign policy strategy and tactics—the aggressive pursuit of global democracy.

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Belastungen und Strukturbeanspruchungen,on making, the emergence of Palestinian terrorism in the 1970s, and the more recent explosions of violence stemming from Palestinian frustration and Israeli efforts to impose a unilateral security regime on the territory it controls.

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The Arab-Israeli Conflict and Regional Stabilityon making, the emergence of Palestinian terrorism in the 1970s, and the more recent explosions of violence stemming from Palestinian frustration and Israeli efforts to impose a unilateral security regime on the territory it controls.

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Iraq and the New Regional Security Dynamicc showplace that was the envy of the region. In the Pentagon, Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld was equally determined to make the war in Iraq a showcase of what a transformed military force could accomplish with smaller deployments and greater mission integration. The war of shock and awe was to

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