Origins of the Fourth World War

ISBN-10
1582750106
ISBN-13
9781582750101
Category
Arms race
Pages
280
Language
English
Published
1999-08-01
Author
J. R. Nyquist

Description

Focused on the issue of national and global security, 'ORIGINS OF THE FOURTH WORLD WAR' offers a frank, albeit disturbing exploration of twenty-first century challenges.

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