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 Wars of the World
This research project presently documents over 1500 armed conflicts from 1800 to 1999. The study includes major and minor inter-state wars, extra-state warfare, rebellions and revolutions around the globe. Review essays provide essential information about each dispute and guidance for further study. Military history students will find this knowledgebase an invaluable resource for their own research and analysis.
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Target Iran: American Options
Published discussions have suggested everything from diplomacy to sanctions to air strikes to a limited ground war to a regime changing war on Iran to prevent its acquisition of nuclear weapons. Even the use of tactical nuclear weapons has not been discounted >>>
Principles of the Gulf War 1990-91
 The Gulf War was one of the few wars in history fought specifically over a principle, respect for borders. It was a war fought against the idea of allowing the use of military aggression to resolve a territorial dispute >>>
Women and the Military
 To suggest that a statistical variation in upper body strength or the like is all that underlies the historically evident exclusion of women from battle seems rather trite. Evidence of female fighting ability is not enough to overcome the long-standing exclusion of women from battle >>>
Democracies at War?
 Whether or not democracies will go to war with other democracies is an intensely debated topic in the study of international relations. Acceptance of this philosophical assertion might have important ramifications for the policies of democratic leaders and the future of warfare >>>

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