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Resolved that the United States federal government should establish a foreign policy significantly limiting the use of weapons of mass destruction : national debate topic for high schools, 2001-2002, pursuant to 44 United States Code, section 1333 by Rainson, Tara

Subjects: “…Weapons of mass destruction Bibliography.…”

War spin media and Iraq war by BBC Worldwide Ltd, Films for the Humanities & Sciences (Firm), Infobase

Contents: “…Through American Eyes (4:08) -- One Story but Two Versions (5:31) -- War Media Strategy (3:57) -- Hollywood and the Pentagon (2:16) -- Embedded Journalists (4:11) -- Central Command (5:13) -- Basra Uprising (6:11) -- Independent Journalists (5:30) -- Weapons of Mass Destruction (3:48) -- News Media Management (3:10)…”
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Makers and takers : the rise of finance and the fall of American business First edition. by Foroohar, Rana

Contents: “…The rise of finance -- The fall of business: bean counters versus car guys--Frederick Winslow Taylor, Robert McNamara, and the financialization of industry -- What an MBA won't teach you: how business education is failing American businesses -- Barbarians at the gate: Apple, Carl Icahn, and the rise of shareholder activism -- We're all bankers now: GE and the story of how American business came to emulate finance -- Financial weapons of mass destruction: commodities, derivatives, and how Wall Street created a food crisis -- When Wall Street owns Main Street: private equity, shadow banking, and how finance reaped the benefits of the housing recovery -- The end of retirement: how Wall Street ate our nest eggs -- The artful dodgers: how our tax code rewards the takers instead f the makers -- The revolving door: how Washington favors Wall Street over Main Street -- How to put finance back in service to business and society.…”

Why presidents fail by Pious, Richard M., 1944-

Contents: “…Introduction : presidential fiascoes -- Reputation : Eisenhower and the U-2 flights -- Power stakes : Kennedy and the Bay of Pigs -- Compellence : Johnson and the Vietnam escalation -- Command and control : Ford and the Mayaguez -- Rhetoric : Carter and the malaise speech -- Prerogative power : Reagan and the Iran-Contra affair -- Gamesmanship : Bush 41 and the budget summit -- Program innovation : Clinton and health care -- Parallel governance : Bush and Iraqi weapons of mass destruction -- Presidents unbound : crises of authority and legitimacy -- Risk and resilience : toward a White House learning curve.…”
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Why we lost : a general's inside account of the Iraq and Afghanistan Wars First Mariner books edition. by Bolger, Daniel P., 1957-

Contents: “…The Hindu Kush -- 4. Anaconda -- 5. A weapon of mass destruction -- 6. Apocalypse then redux -- pt. …”

Guerrilla diplomacy : rethinking international relations by Copeland, Daryl, 1954-

My year in Iraq : the struggle to build a future of hope by Bremer, L. Paul

Watching war on the twenty-first century stage : spectacles of conflict by Finburgh-Delijani, Clare