Foreign Affairs magazine, March/April 2012, Vol 91 No 2 (90th anniversary): The Case for Space – Neil deGrasse Tyson; Henry Kissinger on US-China, Fouad Ajami, Robert Zoellick, Colin Kahl on Iran

Foreign Affairs magazine, March/April 2012, Vol 91 No 2 (90th anniversary): The Case for Space – Neil deGrasse Tyson; Henry Kissinger on US-China, Fouad Ajami, Robert Zoellick, Colin Kahl on Iran

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Foreign Affairs magazine, March/April 2012, Vol 91 No 2 (90th anniversary): The Case for Space – Neil deGrasse Tyson; Henry Kissinger on US-China, Fouad Ajami, Robert Zoellick, Colin Kahl on Iran
  • Foreign Affairs magazine, March/April 2012, Vol 91 No 2 (90th anniversary): The Case for Space – Neil deGrasse Tyson; Henry Kissinger on US-China, Fouad Ajami, Robert Zoellick, Colin Kahl on Iran
  • Foreign Affairs magazine, March/April 2012, Vol 91 No 2 (90th anniversary): The Case for Space – Neil deGrasse Tyson; Henry Kissinger on US-China, Fouad Ajami, Robert Zoellick, Colin Kahl on Iran
Foreign Affairs magazine, March/April 2012, Vol 91 No 2 (90th anniversary): The Case for Space – Neil deGrasse Tyson; Henry Kissinger on US-China, Fouad Ajami, Robert Zoellick, Colin Kahl on Iran

Foreign Affairs magazine, March/April 2012, Vol 91 No 2 (90th anniversary): The Case for Space – Neil deGrasse Tyson; Henry Kissinger on US-China, Fouad Ajami, Robert Zoellick, Colin Kahl on Iran

€14.99

Foreign Affairs, March/April 2012 (Volume 91, Number 2), the journal of the Council on Foreign Relations, New York, edited by Gideon Rose – an issue from the magazine's 90th anniversary year, with the '90 Years' medallion on the cover (UK cover price £9.50). Cover stories: The Case for Space – Neil deGrasse Tyson on why we should spend more time and money reaching for the stars; Not the Right Stuff – David Campbell and Robert Putnam on how the Tea Party undermines religion in America, and Reihan Salam on the death of moderate Republicans (and their possible resurrection); and The Future of U.S.–Chinese Relations, by Henry Kissinger. Also in this issue, as listed on the cover: The Arab Spring at One, by Fouad Ajami; The Next World Bank, by Robert Zoellick, then the Bank's president; NATO's Triumph in Libya, by Ivo Daalder and James Stavridis, the US ambassador to NATO and NATO's Supreme Allied Commander; America the Safe, by Micah Zenko and Michael Cohen, on threat inflation in US foreign policy; Not Time to Attack Iran, by Colin Kahl, answering the case for strikes on Iran's nuclear programme; Good Night, Baghdad, by Ned Parker, on Iraq after the American withdrawal; Animal Welfare Goes Global, by Miyun Park and Peter Singer; and Richelieu the Gambler, by David Bell. About 202 pages, 17.5 x 25.5 cm, perfect bound. Barcode 9770015712076 (add-on 03). A rich snapshot of the foreign-policy debates of Barack Obama's first term – the aftermath of the Arab Spring and the Libya intervention, the Iran nuclear crisis, the end of the Iraq war and the rise of China – with contributions from some of the most influential names in international affairs, as well as Neil deGrasse Tyson's much-quoted argument for space exploration. THEMES: international relations, US foreign policy, Arab Spring, Libya, Iran nuclear programme, Iraq, China, space exploration, NASA, Tea Party, Republican Party, Council on Foreign Relations.

Author: Gideon Rose (ed.)

Publisher: Council on Foreign Relations (USA)

Publication Date: 2012

Binding: Single Issue Magazine

Condition: Used - Like New

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