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=082  ##$$a 321.03
=084  ##$$a 321.03 MEY d
=100   #$$a Meyer, Karl
=245  14$$a Dust of Empire : $b The Race for Supremacy in the Asian Heartland /$c Karl Meyer
=260  ##$$a London :$b Cambridge University Press,$c 2003
=300  ##$$a xxxiii,254p. : $b : illus, ; $c 22cm.
=500  ##$$a Indeks : p.241-254
=504  ##$$a p.227-236
=520  ##$$a The year 2003 was for many Americans a time of wonder and worry, and for some of us, consternation. Its events confirmed that the winds of a radical new doctrine had sweptthrough Washington, a doctrine that has yet to find a suitable name, but whose effects can be clearly discerned in the war in Iraq and its aftermath. For the first time, the United States claimed the self-validating right to wage wars of choice, not only on grounds of potential future threats to national security, but to promote, even implant, a political and economic system deemed a universal template.
=650   4$$a Empires
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