David Horner
Australia and the New World Order
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Australia and the New World Order
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Comprehensive study of Australia's role in the peace enforcement operations that developed at the end of the Cold War.
Comprehensive study of Australia's role in the peace enforcement operations that developed at the end of the Cold War.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 694
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. April 2011
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 250mm x 175mm x 41mm
- Gewicht: 1359g
- ISBN-13: 9780521765879
- ISBN-10: 0521765870
- Artikelnr.: 31387899
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 694
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. April 2011
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 250mm x 175mm x 41mm
- Gewicht: 1359g
- ISBN-13: 9780521765879
- ISBN-10: 0521765870
- Artikelnr.: 31387899
After many years as a teacher, David Horner has worked as a freelance writer in education, visiting hundreds of mainstream and special schools in the UK and abroad. Requests for return visits have meant a constant need for fresh ideas - one that would work successfully in the limited period of a busy school timetable!
Chronology; Maps; Abbreviations; Preface; Part I. Strategy and Policy: 1. Toward a 'New World Order': global political, strategic and peacekeeping developments: 1988
1991; 2. Responding to a New World Order: Australian overseas deployments and peacekeeping: 1988
1991; Part II. New Major Peace Operations: 3. An international obligation: Australia's commitment to Namibia: 1979
1989; 4. Establishing the force: the first UNTAG contingent: March
August 1989; 5. Success in Namibia: the second UNTAG contingent: September 1989
April 1990; 6. Shadows from a distant war: Australia and the Iran-Iraq War: 1980
1988; 7. A mission of presence: military observers in Iran: 1988
1990; 8. The genesis of humanitarian demining: the UNMCTT in Pakistan: 1989
1991; 9. Balancing the risks: mine clearers in Pakistan and Afghanistan: 1991
1993; Part III. The First Gulf War: 10. In defence of vital interests: committing a naval force: August 1990; 11. Off to the Gulf: the first deployment: August
September 1990; 12. Debate and decision: government policy and the Gulf crisis: August
September 1990; 13. Boarding and searching: maritime interception in the Gulf of Oman: September
December 1990; 14. A serious decision: committing Australians to war: September
December 1990; 15. Into the Persian Gulf: the second naval deployment: September
December 1990; 16. Countdown to a deadline: preparing for war: 1
16 January 1991; 17. A supporting role: the RAN in Desert Storm: 17 January
24 February 1991; 18. End of the war: into Kuwait: 24 February
May 1991; Conclusion; Appendixes; Bibliography; Index.
1991; 2. Responding to a New World Order: Australian overseas deployments and peacekeeping: 1988
1991; Part II. New Major Peace Operations: 3. An international obligation: Australia's commitment to Namibia: 1979
1989; 4. Establishing the force: the first UNTAG contingent: March
August 1989; 5. Success in Namibia: the second UNTAG contingent: September 1989
April 1990; 6. Shadows from a distant war: Australia and the Iran-Iraq War: 1980
1988; 7. A mission of presence: military observers in Iran: 1988
1990; 8. The genesis of humanitarian demining: the UNMCTT in Pakistan: 1989
1991; 9. Balancing the risks: mine clearers in Pakistan and Afghanistan: 1991
1993; Part III. The First Gulf War: 10. In defence of vital interests: committing a naval force: August 1990; 11. Off to the Gulf: the first deployment: August
September 1990; 12. Debate and decision: government policy and the Gulf crisis: August
September 1990; 13. Boarding and searching: maritime interception in the Gulf of Oman: September
December 1990; 14. A serious decision: committing Australians to war: September
December 1990; 15. Into the Persian Gulf: the second naval deployment: September
December 1990; 16. Countdown to a deadline: preparing for war: 1
16 January 1991; 17. A supporting role: the RAN in Desert Storm: 17 January
24 February 1991; 18. End of the war: into Kuwait: 24 February
May 1991; Conclusion; Appendixes; Bibliography; Index.
Chronology; Maps; Abbreviations; Preface; Part I. Strategy and Policy: 1. Toward a 'New World Order': global political, strategic and peacekeeping developments: 1988
1991; 2. Responding to a New World Order: Australian overseas deployments and peacekeeping: 1988
1991; Part II. New Major Peace Operations: 3. An international obligation: Australia's commitment to Namibia: 1979
1989; 4. Establishing the force: the first UNTAG contingent: March
August 1989; 5. Success in Namibia: the second UNTAG contingent: September 1989
April 1990; 6. Shadows from a distant war: Australia and the Iran-Iraq War: 1980
1988; 7. A mission of presence: military observers in Iran: 1988
1990; 8. The genesis of humanitarian demining: the UNMCTT in Pakistan: 1989
1991; 9. Balancing the risks: mine clearers in Pakistan and Afghanistan: 1991
1993; Part III. The First Gulf War: 10. In defence of vital interests: committing a naval force: August 1990; 11. Off to the Gulf: the first deployment: August
September 1990; 12. Debate and decision: government policy and the Gulf crisis: August
September 1990; 13. Boarding and searching: maritime interception in the Gulf of Oman: September
December 1990; 14. A serious decision: committing Australians to war: September
December 1990; 15. Into the Persian Gulf: the second naval deployment: September
December 1990; 16. Countdown to a deadline: preparing for war: 1
16 January 1991; 17. A supporting role: the RAN in Desert Storm: 17 January
24 February 1991; 18. End of the war: into Kuwait: 24 February
May 1991; Conclusion; Appendixes; Bibliography; Index.
1991; 2. Responding to a New World Order: Australian overseas deployments and peacekeeping: 1988
1991; Part II. New Major Peace Operations: 3. An international obligation: Australia's commitment to Namibia: 1979
1989; 4. Establishing the force: the first UNTAG contingent: March
August 1989; 5. Success in Namibia: the second UNTAG contingent: September 1989
April 1990; 6. Shadows from a distant war: Australia and the Iran-Iraq War: 1980
1988; 7. A mission of presence: military observers in Iran: 1988
1990; 8. The genesis of humanitarian demining: the UNMCTT in Pakistan: 1989
1991; 9. Balancing the risks: mine clearers in Pakistan and Afghanistan: 1991
1993; Part III. The First Gulf War: 10. In defence of vital interests: committing a naval force: August 1990; 11. Off to the Gulf: the first deployment: August
September 1990; 12. Debate and decision: government policy and the Gulf crisis: August
September 1990; 13. Boarding and searching: maritime interception in the Gulf of Oman: September
December 1990; 14. A serious decision: committing Australians to war: September
December 1990; 15. Into the Persian Gulf: the second naval deployment: September
December 1990; 16. Countdown to a deadline: preparing for war: 1
16 January 1991; 17. A supporting role: the RAN in Desert Storm: 17 January
24 February 1991; 18. End of the war: into Kuwait: 24 February
May 1991; Conclusion; Appendixes; Bibliography; Index.