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The United States and coercive diplomacy

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Somalia, Nora Bensahel Bosnia and Kosovo, Steven L. Burg Haiti, Robert A. Pastor North Korea, William M. Drennan the Taiwan Strait confrontation, Robert S. Ross Iraq, 1990-98, Jon Alterman terrorism, Martha Crenshaw.

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