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TERRORISMandU.S.

FOREIGN POLICY

PAUL R. PILLAR

BROOKINGS INSTITUTION PRESS Washington,

D.C.

Copyright © 2001THE BROOKINGS

INSTITUTION1775 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W.,

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Pillar, Paul R., 1947-Terrorism and U.S. foreign policy / Paul R. Pillarp. cm.Includes bibliographic references and index.ISBN 0-8157-0004-0 (alk. Paper)Terrorism. 2. Terrorism – Prevention 3. United States – Foreign relationsI. Title: Terrorism and U.S. foreign policy. II. TitleHV6431 .P56 2001 00-013070327.73 – dc21 CIP

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Pillar, Paul R. Terrorism and U.S. Foreign Policy.

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