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Unilateralism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Unilateralism is any doctrine or agenda that supports one-sided action. Such action may be in disregard for other parties, or as an expression of a commitment toward a direction which other parties m...
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American unilateralism has to do with the motives and the methods of American behavior in the world, but any discussion of it has to begin with a discussion of the structure of the international system. The reason that we talk about unilateralism today is that we live in a totally new world.
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Definition of unilateralism from the Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary with audio pronunciations, thesaurus, Word of the Day, and word games. ... Learn more about "Unilateralism" and related topics at Britannica.com...
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US unilateralism did not start with the Bush administration. Its moralistic root traces to Christian Right influence on US foreign policy after WWII, especially over US policy on China. ... Bush Unilateralism...
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The administration’s sudden, urgent need of allies to participate or at least acquiesce to a retaliatory strike and provide intelligence sent a crystal-clear message about the dangers of unilateralism in its dealings with friends and foes alike, as some potential members of the coalition pressed the United States...
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Germany's foreign minister becomes the latest in a series of key European figures to warn the US against unilateral strikes on Iraq. ... You are in: World: Europe ... French Prime Minister Lionel Jospin called on the US not to resort to unilateralism or become fixated with the war against terrorism...
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American unilateralism has sabotaged a host of international agreements on such issues as land mines, biological weapons and the International Criminal Court. America preaches free trade while protecting its steel, textiles and agriculture from foreign competition.
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In the first two sections of this paper, I examine the political and religious roots of the Christian right's unilateralism and the development of the alliances that have allowed the Christian right to become a significant player in contemporary U.S. foreign policy.
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"We pursue our foreign policy interests in a variety of ways," he said of the á la carte approach. Putting the UN into unilateralism, you could say.
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