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Book SynopsisTrade ReviewThis timely book by international lawyer Christol provides a probing legal dissection and analysis of current US froeign policy viewed through the optic of the unilateralist and multilateralist approaches that have traditionally formed the foundation of the conduct of U.S. foreign affairs....This volume is recommended for all scholarly collections in international affairs. Summing Up: RECOMMENDED. Upper-divison undergraduates and above. -- D. Ettinger, George Washington University * CHOICE *
Table of ContentsChapter 1 Preface Chapter 2 Acknowledgments Chapter 3 Introduction Chapter 4 The Scope of International Law: A Definition and Treaties; Discussion Questions Chapter 5 U.S. Foreign Policy: Discussion Questions Chapter 6 Terrorism, Foreign Policy, and Law: Introduction; Conclusion; Discussion Questions Chapter 7 International Criminal Tribunals: Discussion Questions Chapter 8 The Human Environment and Climate Change: Introduction; Conclusion; Discussion Questions Chapter 9 Anti-Personnel Land Mines: Unilateralism Prevails: Discussion Questions Chapter 10 Arms Control and Disarmament: Discussion Questions Chapter 11 The Middle East Peace Process: Discussion Questions Chapter 12 The Iraq Crisis of 2002-2004: Legal and Political Issues: Discussion Questions Chapter 13 Conclusion: Discussion Questions Chapter 14 Addendum: The Private Citizen and the Formulation of Public Policy
