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… any partnership on Iran taking steps to meet its “international obligations.” On the Iranian side, Rouhani … were an intolerable threat. Led by Great Britain and the Soviet Union, they invaded Iran, forced Reza Shah to abdicate, and …

… created what the War of Independence had not: Canadian nationalism and a sense of Canadian collective identity. The … Jr., a historian in Washington D.C., is a co-founder of the National History Center. … James M. Banner … Jr. … History …

… fiscal responsibility, lower taxes, states’ rights and national security.”   There’s an irony here, though. The Tea … to tax and to regulate interstate commerce and created a national government that for the first time had executive … the Tea Party folks are fiercely distrustful of the national government, especially its power to tax, even …

… other liberal democracies.  For example, under the archaic National Security Law, North Korean literature and … Fatherland Liberation War,” deny the importance of Soviet or Chinese assistance in helping the North Korean … KPA. Mao Zedong’s own son died during the conflict. Soviet leader  Joseph Stalin , reluctant to engage the U.S. …

… to step down following his election victory that the international community deemed illegitimate. The U.S. has also … It has been banned in 32 countries, including the European Union, but is still widely used in developing nations. Sarah … the sort of lodestar of Cold War strategy of containment of Soviet Communism is jeopardized, because the public will …

… and socialism, social equality, and some forms of nationalism. While this may be the case in practice, as … industries that resulted in a large industrial and unionized middle class. The programs of state intervention … States, which attempted to counter increasing communist and Soviet influence in the region by backing brutal military …

… and Origins editor Nicholas Breyfogle about the international race for the arctic . He tells us about the complex … particular, the 1920s and 1930s when it was the year of the Soviet Union. This was a time where were Russian polar explorers …

… enforcement regime.   Jessica Vinas-Nelson  Were international disputes like the Zimmermann Telegram during World … to make a distinction between what government officials and national governments...the rhetoric they use between one … dictated by the concerns over the Cold War and communist Soviet infiltration into the region. So in that regard, …

… on Mexican film, and the construction of Mexican national identity. Welcome, Reyna. Reyna Esquivel-King   … where we do see a massive land reform and, of course, the nationalization of oil in 1938. He kind of takes that legacy … it did come up. It wasn't nearly as much of a part of the national conversation as I think it gets projected in our …

… of manufacturing jobs from place to place, and international trade like NAFTA and the TPP. He also explains why … the late 30s and 19 early 1940s, up through the early 70s. Union density goes up and then it goes down, inequality goes … and American change, question the influence of labor unions and explore why he sees similarities between the …

… memorials play in American memory, and how does the National Memorial to Peace and Justice seek to correct that …

… army and government, under the control of the Committee of Union and Progress (CUP or the Unionists), first resorted to limited security measures to … capital, and the global spread of the Wilsonian promise of national self-determination politically energized the …

… of  China ,  Japan , and the United States. And Philippine nationalism has often struggled to assert itself against … on February 27. Cold War Pragmatism: Between the U.S., Soviet Union, and China On July 4, 1946, the United States …

… have an annoying habit of reaching conclusions contrary to national policy. The House of Representatives, disturbed by … act, HR3077, to bring one group of experts, those in international studies, under stricter government control. This … will alter the disbursement of federal funding for international or “area studies” programs. These interdisciplinary …

… people in the world and another 260-plus million international migrants, humans today seem to be on the move. … secure Great Britain's, you know, leaving the European Union. If this is not enough to show this, right? I mean, … discrete national groups. So the white Russians fleeing the Soviet Union in a Bolshevik Russia, was defined as one of …

… imaginaries. How else can we explain, for example, that the national leader Slobodan Milosevic’s call for Serbia’s … of military victories in order to exploit them [ The Soviet Myth of World War II ]. On the local level, a … perestroika and the years following the fall of the Soviet Union , Vladimir Putin mobilized the Great Patriotic War to …

… and idealistic such action might have been, defense of our national interest guided our actions in both World Wars of … century. As in the World Wars, in the Cold War with the Soviet Union, the United States was not a preemptive combatant. It …

… Burkina Faso, or Land of the Dignified People—gained international attention as it charted a new path toward social, … Party or PAOD. And in 1974, a communist led trade union federation was formed known as the CSV. In addition, … culture. And here, there was modeling the modeling was the Soviet Union in the 1920s, and cinema on wheels. And they …

… will have to make over the next four years to achieve the national goals he sets for them. These goals include a … people to limit their consumption of oil to achieve a national goal. He asked Americans to think about the balance … Carter, right or wrong, was out of step with the national mood.   Barack Obama, by comparison, inherits a …

… will have to make over the next four years to achieve the national goals he sets for them.  These goals include a … people to limit their consumption of oil to achieve a national goal. He asked Americans to think about the balance … Carter, right or wrong, was out of step with the national mood.   Barack Obama, by comparison, inherits a …

… sense of allegiance toward the United Kingdom. Known as Unionists, they monopolized political and economic power. The remaining third of the population, known as Nationalists, were Catholic and usually identified … that Catholics were due as citizens of the United Kingdom. Unionists feared that Catholic equality might be the first …

… and Poland, former East European satellites of the former Soviet Union, were admitted to the North Atlantic Treaty … … Economics/Business/Trade … Cold War … Diplomacy/International Relations … International Organizations … Critique …

… dominate reactions in the United States. In April 1961, the Soviet Union made Yuri Gagarin the world’s first person in space. … great cost was too much for the rewards. Domestic and international political and propaganda considerations drive the …