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The Continuity of Images from the Dependent of the Enemy to the Rogue State: Iraq and North Korea's Acquisition of Deterrence Capabilities

The Continuity of Images from the Dependent of the Enemy to the Rogue State: Iraq and North Korea's Acquisition of Deterrence Capabilities

Parkhurst, Jocelyn

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International Relations

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ISBN10: 1300362960
ISBN13: 9781300362968
Publisher: Lulu.com
Pages: 456
Weight: 1.19
Height: 0.92 Width: 5.83 Depth: 8.27
Language: English
How policy makers perceive the transition of a state from that of a dependent of the enemy to that of a rogue, and the best policy preferences given the situation, holds more importance than what an objective observer may view as the true situation and the right policy. What policy makers perceive is their truth, and their policies reflect this perception. By considering the similarities and differences in the perceptions and policy preferences of policy makers towards Iraq and North Korea over time, an understanding develops of how perceptions and emotions influence policy making, providing points of access for increasing successful policy outcomes. This study uncovers the perceived images of Iraq and North Korea during the Cold War, at the beginning of the 1990s, and once again near the end of the '90s, and the subsequent policy preferences held by policy makers for these two states.

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