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How much security is enough? / Robert E. Lamb.

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Main Author:	Lamb, Robert E.
Corporate Author:	United States. Department of State. Bureau of Public Affairs
Format:	Government Document Book
Language:	English
Published:	Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of State, Bureau of Public Affairs, [1987]
Series:	Current policy - Dept. of State ; no. 923.
Subjects:	Embassy buildings > United States > Security measures. Diplomatic and consular service, American > Buildings > Security measures. United States > Officials and employees > Foreign countries > Protection.

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Call Number:	S 1.71/4:946
S 1.71/4:946 (no.901-950 1986-87)	Available Place a Hold Contents The following works are all found in the book indicated by the call number above. The Foreign affairs budget crisis : a threat to our vital interests / George Shultz. Terrorism and the rule of law / L. Paul Bremer, III. China policy today : consensus, consistence, stability / Gaston J. Sigur, Jr. The Environmental agenda and foreign policy. Comparing the U.S. and U.S.S.R. on social and economic issues / Warren Zimmermann. U.S. interests and resource needs in Latin America and the Caribbean. Underfunding and undermining our foreign policy infrastructure / Under Secretary Spie... Securing the blessings of liberty / Deputy Secretary Whitehead. The current state of Soviet-American relations / President Reagan. Central America : what are the alternatives? / Elliott Abrams. Refugees and foreign policy : immediate needs and durable solutions / Jonathan Moore. Improving the balance of conventional forces in Europe / John H. Hawes. The challenge of African economic reform / Secretary Shultz. U.S.-Philippine relations : promoting trade and investment / Under Secretary Wallis. New prospects for agreement in INF and START / Edward L. Rowny. Developments in NST issues after Reykjavik / Paul H. Nitze. The success of the Antarctic Treaty / John D. Negroponte. The evolving Soviet approach to human rights / Warren Zimmerman. America's first line of defense : an effective foreign policy / Alan L. Keyes. American's political tradition and the Soviet challenge / Edward L. Rowny. U.S.-Soviet bilateral relationship / Mark R. Parris. U.S. policy priorities for relations with China / Gaston J. Sigur. Meeting America's foreign policy challenges / George Shultz. Current policy / the Department of State. Budgetary resources and foreign policy / Under Secretary Derwinski. International efforts to protect the stratospheric ozone layer / by Richard E. Benedi... Practical measures for dealing with terrorism / L. Paul Bremer, III. Human rights, the Soviet Union, and the Helsinki process / Richard Schifter. U.S.-Japan trade relations / Under Secretary Wallis. Interpreting the ABM Treaty / Paul H. Nitze. Progress in human rights in 1986 / Richard Schifter. The spirit behind the Monroe Doctrine / Elliott Abrams. U.S. agriculture and the global context : a time for action / Under Secretary Wallis. Maintaining the momentum in U.S. foreign policy / Deputy Secretary Whitehead. U.S. foreign agricultural policy and the sugar program / Douglas W. McMinn. China and the U.S. : facing the economic challenges of the future / Secretary Shultz. Arms control : the East Asian and Pacific focus / Edward L. Rowny. U.S. initiative for Southern Africa / M. Peter McPherson. U.S. development strategy for Sub-Saharan Africa / M. Peter McPherson. The reality about human rights in the U.S.S.R. / Richard Schifter. How much security is enough? / Robert E. Lamb. Nicaragua : the moral and strategic stakes / Secretary Shultz. U.S. interests in the Persian Gulf / Secretary Shultz. The nuclear and space negotiations : translating promise to progress / Paul H. Nitze. Arms control and openness / Kenneth L. Adelman. Structural adjustment, dialogue, and U.S.-Japan economic relations / Under Secretary... The struggle for freedom / Secretary Shultz. Korean politics in transition / Gaston J. Sigur, Jr. Pursuing an effective foreign policy / Secretary Shultz. Development of U.S.-Nicaragua policy.