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by Jeane J. Kirkpatrick


  attempts to expand jurisdiction of secretary-general by

  Bosnia and

  managing military affairs and

  massacre at Srebrencia and

  objections to effective action against Bosnia and

  peacekeepers in Bosnia and

  power grab by

  right to control use of airpower in Bosnia and

  Somalia alternatives and

  Somalia and

  vision of, for UN peacekeeping

  Bowden, Mark

  Brennan, Thomas

  Brioni Agreement

  Briquemont, Francis

  Brock, Hans van den

  Brown, Hank

  Burns, John F.

  Bush, George H. W.

  Bosnian crisis and

  building support among American public to remove Saddam

  vs. Clinton administration on Somalia

  foreign policy and

  intervention in Somalia

  Iraq’s invasion of Kuwait and

  Kosovo crisis and

  multilateral moves of

  new world order and

  refusal to attack Saddam and

  securing support from Congress to remove Saddam

  suspension of hostilities against Saddam and

  UN peacekeeping operations

  use of multilateral actions by

  as war leader

  world order vision of

  Yugoslavia and

  Bush, George W.

  doctrine of preemptive self-defense

  foreign policy and

  invasion of Afghanistan

  Bush Doctrine of preemptive self- defense

  Byrd, Robert

  Caputo, Dante

  Carrington, Lord Peter

  Carter, Ashton

  Carter, Jimmy

  Carter-Joanassaint Accord

  Cédras, Raoul

  Cheney, Richard

  Chernomyrdin, Victor

  Chinese Communism

  Chirac, Jacques

  Christopher, Warren

  civilizations, clash of

  Claes, Willy

  Clark, Wesley

  Clausewitz, Carl von

  Clinton, Bill

  Balkan crisis and

  vs. Bush administration on Somalia

  committing U.S. troops to Bosnia

  distaste of U.S. unilateral force and

  dual-key principle and

  food aid to Bosnia

  foreign policy and

  goals for Kosovo

  intervention in Somalia

  Kosovo crisis and

  Mogadishu debacle

  policy in Bosnia of

  policy toward Haiti of

  Presidential Decision Directive 13

  retreat from global leadership and

  Saddam’s provocations and

  Somalia and

  withdrawing from Somalia

  CNN effect

  Coard, Bernard

  Cohen, Eliot

  Cohen, William

  collective action, complexity of

  Cook, Robin

  Cot, Jean

  Croatia See also Bosnia; Yugoslavia

  arms supplies to

  Carrington plan and

  independence of

  invasion of by Serbia

  recognition of, by Germany

  Cullen, Gene

  Daalder, Ivo

  Damrosch, Lori Fisler

  Danforth, John

  Danner, Mark

  Dayton Peace Accords

  Delors, Jacques

  Demaci, Adam

  democracy

  entitlement to, Haiti and

  military intervention to promote

  Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK)

  Dijindjic, Zoran

  Dini, Lamberto

  Dole, Robert

  Domenici, Pete

  Drew, Elizabeth

  Drnovsek, Janez

  dual-key principle

  Dumas, Roland

  Duvalier, François

  Duvalier, Jean-Claude

  Eagleburger, Lawrence

  Egeland, Jan

  Einaudi, Luigi

  Ekeus, Rolf

  Ernst, Carl

  ethnic cleansing, Serbia and

  ethnic rivalries

  Europe, old vs. new, Balkan crisis and

  European community (EC), foreign policy and

  Evans, Gareth

  Evans-Pritchard, Ambrose

  Farer, Tom

  fascism

  Fauriol, Georges

  Floyd, David

  Foley, Thomas S.

  Ford, Gerald R.

  foreign policy. See U.S. foreign policy

  Fougere, William

  France

  Balkan crisis and

  invasion of Kuwait and

  Franck, Thomas

  François, Michel

  Frasure, Robert

  Freud, Sigmund

  Gaidar, Yegor

  Ganic, Ejup

  Garrison, William

  Gates, Robert

  Genscher, Hans Dietrich

  Germany

  Balkan crisis and

  invasion of Kuwait and

  recognition of Slovenia and Croatia

  Gerson, Allan

  Ghalib, Umar Arteh

  Gibbons, Elizabeth

  Gilgorov, Kiro

  Gilman, Benjamin

  Gingrich, Newt

  Glaspie, April

  Gorbachev, Mikhail

  Gore, Al

  Goss, Porter

  Governors Island Agreement

  Gray, William

  Grenada, invasion of

  Gulf War. See Operation Desert Storm end of

  Guthrie, Charles

  Gutman, Roy

  Haass, Richard

  Hackworth, David H.

  Haig, Alexander, Jr.

  Haiti

  Aristide restored to power

  Carter-Joanassaint Accord

  Clinton administration’s policy toward

  as democratic nation

  embargo against

  establishing democracy in

  justifying U.S. intervention in

  nation building in

  1995 elections

  Operation Uphold Democracy

  restoring democracy in

  2000 elections in

  U.S. reaction to overthrow of Aristide government

  Halperin, Morton

  Hammarskjöld, Dag

  Helman, Gerald B.

  Herzegovina

  Hill, Christopher

  Hoar, Joseph P.

  Holbrooke, Richard

  Howard, John

  Howe, Jonathan T.

  Huntington, Samuel

  Hurd, Douglas

  Hussein, Saddam

  armistice and

  failure to understand situation and

  G. H. W. Bush’s refusal to attack

  invasion of Kuwait

  as leader

  refusal to abandon occupation of Kuwait

  violation of cease-fire agreement by

  war against Iraq’s minorities

  Hussein I (king of Jordan)

  Ignatieff, Michael

  International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)

  Iraq

  American invasion of

  democratic government and

  invasion of Kuwait by

  Islamic fundamentalism

  Israel

  Ivanov, Igor

  Izetbegovíc, Alija

  Jackson, Mike

  Jashari, Adem

  Javier, Bernard

  Jennings, Peter

  Jess, Omar

  Johnson, Lyndon B.

  Jonah, James O. C.

  Jonassaint, Emile

  Jovanovi, Vladislav

  Juppé, Alain

  Karadzic, Radovan

  Karzi, Hamid

  Kedourie, Elie

  Kellogg-Briand Pact

  Kelly, John

  Kinkel,
Klaus

  Kirkpatrick, Jeane J.

  Kohl, Helmut

  Kosovo crisis. See also Bosnia

  background of

  ending of war

  events after

  extent of devastation

  ineffective threat of use of force and

  Milošević’s priorities and

  negotiations at Rambouillet

  turning points in

  use of Nato force

  Kosovo Liberation Army

  Kostunica, Vojislav

  Krajisnik, Momcilo

  Kurds, Saddam’s war against

  Kurth, Mike

  Kuwait

  building consensus in UN and U.S. for invasion of

  building support among American public for

  Iraq’s invasion of

  securing support of U.S. Congress for invasion of

  U.S. interests in

  Lake, Anthony

  Lane, Charles

  Lantos, Tom

  Lapresle, Bertrand I.

  Lavrov, Sergei

  League of Nations

  Leotard, François

  Levy, Bernard-Henri

  Lieberman, Joseph

  Linz, Juan

  London Agreement

  Lugar, Richard

  MacKenzie, Lewis

  Maingot, Anthony

  Major, John

  Maliki, Nouri al-

  Malone, David

  Maren, Michael

  Martin, Laurence

  Mazowiecki, Tadeusz

  McDougal, Myers

  Mediluce, José Maria

  Menzies, John

  Mérimée, Jean-Bernard

  Mesic, Stipe

  Michelis, Gianni le

  military intervention, to promote democracy

  Milošević, Slobodan

  diplomatic attempts to check

  Kosovo and

  rise in power

  Mitchell, George

  Mitterand, François

  Mladic, Ratko

  Montgomery, Thomas

  Morgan, Mohamad Said Hersi

  Morillon, Philippe

  Mubarak, Hosni

  multinational decision-making

  complexity of

  problems in

  Nano, Fatos

  Naumann, Klaus

  Nazism

  Nickles, Don

  Nixon, Richard

  Nonproliferation Treaty (NPT)

  Noriega, Manuel

  Nunn, Sam

  Oakley, Robert

  Ogata, Sadako

  O’Grady, Scott

  O’Hanlon, Michael

  oil-for-food program, UN

  Operation Desert Shield

  Operation Desert Storm

  Operation Enduring Freedom

  Operation Restore Hope

  Operation Uphold Democracy

  Owen, Lord David

  Patriot missile defense system

  peacekeeping operations, UN

  conventional

  interoperability of forces and

  Somalia and

  Pell, Claiborne

  Pérez, Carlos Andrés

  Pérez de Cuéllar, Javier

  Perry, William

  Pezzullo, Lawrence

  Pickering, Thomas

  Poos, Jacques

  Powell, Colin

  Powell Doctrine

  Presidential Decision Directive 13 (PDD-13)

  Préval, René

  Quayle, Dan, 27

  Rambouillet, negotiations at, Kosovo crisis and

  Ratner, Steven

  Reagan, Ronald

  Reagan Doctrine

  Resolution 660, Security Council

  Resolution 661, Security Council

  Resolution 662, Security Council

  Resolution 664, Security Council

  Resolution 665, Security Council

  Resolution 666, Security Council

  Resolution 667, Security Council

  Resolution 668, Security Council

  Resolution 669, Security Council

  Resolution 670, Security Council

  Resolution 674, Security Council

  Resolution 677, Security Council

  Resolution 678, Security Council

  Resolution 687, Security Council

  Resolution 688, Security Council

  Resolution 733, Security Council

  Resolution 743, Security Council

  Resolution 751, Security Council

  Resolution 752, Security Council

  Resolution 767, Security Council

  Resolution 770, Security Council

  Resolution 775, Security Council

  Resolution 781, Security Council

  Resolution 787, Security Council

  Resolution 794, Security Council

  Resolution 808, Security Council

  Resolution 816, Security Council

  Resolution 819, Security Council

  Resolution 824, Security Council

  Resolution 836, Security Council

  Resolution 837, Security Council

  Resolution 844, Security Council

  Resolution 917, Security Council

  Resolution 940, Security Council

  Resolution 1199, Security Council

  Resolution 1244, Security Council

  Resolution 1441, Security Council

  Richard, Alain

  Richburg, Keith

  Rifkind, Malcolm

  Robinson, Randall

  Roosevelt, Franklin D.

  Rose, Sir Michael

  Royce, Larry

  Rubin, James

  Rugova, Ibrahim

  Rumsfeld, Donald

  Russia, Balkan crisis and

  Sahnoun, Mohamed

  Santiago Declaration

  Sartre, Patrice

  Scheffer, David

  Schrager, Stan

  Schwarzkopf, Norman

  Scowcroft, Brent

  Security Council resolutions. See under Resolution

  Selajdzic, Haris

  Serbia

  attack on Sarajevo

  Carrington plan and

  ethnic cleansing by

  invasion of Croatia by

  Shalikashvili, John M.

  Shishlin, Nikolay

  Silajdzic, Haris

  Simms, Brendan

  Simon, Paul

  Slocombe, Walter

  Slovenia See also Bosnia;

  Croatia; Serbia; Yugoslavia

  Carrington plan and

  independence of

  recognition of, by Germany

  Smith, Leighton

  Smith, Leighton W.

  Smith, Rupert

  Solana, Javier

  Somalia

  adequate force for

  Bush administration’s intervention in

  Bush’s Operation Restore Hope

  Clinton administration and

  differences between Bush and Clinton administrations on

  disintegration of government

  as failed state

  failure of multilateralism in

  massacre of Pakistanis by Aideed’s forces

  Mogadishu debacle

  multilateralism in

  Sahnoun’s assessment of

  UN peacekeeping operations in

  U.S. decision to intervene in

  U.S. withdrawal from

  Soyster, Harry

  Srebrencia, massacre at

  verdict on

  Stalin, Joseph

  Steinbruner, John

  Surroi, Veton

  Taft, William

  Talbott, Strobe

  Taliban

  Tarnoff, Peter

  Thaci, Hashim

  Tharoor, Shashi

  Thatcher, Margaret

  Thomas, Keni

  Thurmond, Strom

  Tito, Josip Broz

  Tocqueville, Alexis de

  Truman, Harry

  Tudjman, Franjo

  Turajlic, Hakija

  Unified Task Force
(UNITAF)

  United Arab Emirates (UAE)

  United Nations See also under Resolution

  complexity of collective action and

  consensus building and

  Iraq’s invasion of Kuwait and

  peacekeeping operations in Somalia and

  peacekeeping operations of

  UNOSOM II (UN Operation in Somalia)

  UN peacekeeping

  UNPROFOR (UN protection Force for Croatia)

  U.S. foreign policy, 308 goals of

  Vance, Cyrus

  Vance-Owen peace plan

  Van der Stoel, Max

  Vedrine, Hubert

  Warner, John

  war question, legality of

  Weinberger, Caspar

  Weinberger Doctrine

  Wilson, Woodrow

  Wolfowitz, Paul

  world orders

  Worner, Manfred

  Yakovlev, Alesandr

  Yalta Conference

  Yeltsin, Boris

  Yugoslavia. See also Bosnia; Croatia; Kosovo crisis; Serbia; Slovenia

  arms embargo of

  breakup of

  constitutions of

  ethnic cleansing in

 

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