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Contents
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| Russia (Federation) (Defenses, Foreign relations, United States), United States (Foreign relations, Russia (Federation)) | |
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| Smuggling, Intelligence service (Germany), Nuclear industry (Export-import trade), Black markets, Nuclear weapons (Russia (Federation)), Plutonium, Germany (Commerce, Russia (Federation)), Russia (Federation) (Commerce, Germany) | |
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| Political corruption (Russia (Federation)) | |
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| Strom Thurmond (American senator.); 1902-2003, United States Dept. of Defense (Appropriations and expenditures), United States Congress Senate (Voting), Budget (United States) | |
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| Robert S. McNamara (American Secretary of defense and banker.); 1916-2009, Vietnamese War, 1957-1975 (American participation) |
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| Information society, Globalization, Telecommunication (International aspects) | |
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| Internet, Computers and civilization | |
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| Women (Russia (Federation)), Feminism | |
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| Corporate social responsibility, Investments, American (Developing countries), United States (Commerce, Developing countries), Developing countries (Commerce, United States) | |
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| Peace movement (Europe), Communism (Eastern Europe), Civil society (Europe), Eastern Europe (History, 1945-.) |
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| United States Dept. of Energy, Classified information, Nuclear weapons | |
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| Human rights (China), Dissenters (China), Tiananmen Square (Beijing, China) student occupation, 1989, China (Intellectual life) | |
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| Nuclear weapons (Iran), Nuclear industry (Export-import trade) | |
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| Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons | |
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| Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, Nuclear weapons (South Africa) | |
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| Internationalism, Globalization |
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| Cold war, Pugwash movement, Scientists (Political activities), Anti-nuclear movement (History) | |
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| Jeremy J. Stone, Anti-nuclear movement (History) | |
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| Globalization (Bibliography), Political forecasting (Bibliography) | |
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| Nuclear weapons | |
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| Nuclear weapons (Iran), Nuclear warfare, Iran (Foreign relations, United States), United States (Foreign relations, Iran) |
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