Foreign Affairs — Trump's Middle East (November/December 2019)
Council on Foreign Relations, New York · Vol. 98, No. 6, November/Desember 2019; sampul · 2019-11
Abstract
The November/December 2019 issue assesses Donald Trump's policies in the Middle East. The main package contains Martin Indyk on "disaster in the desert", Michael S. Doran on America's illusions in the region, Yousef Munayyer predicting a one-state solution for Israel-Palestine, Robert Malley on unwanted wars, Maha Yahya on the Middle East's lost decade, Daniel Benjamin and Steven Simon on Iran as America's "Great Satan", and Sarah Yerkes on the Tunisian model. The top cover line asks about Obama's foreign policy legacy. Other essays discuss how the wars are not over, the delusion of non-intervention, the unwinnable US-China trade war, a progressive argument against protectionism, and the refugee crisis.
International relations -- PeriodicalsUnited States -- Foreign relations -- Periodicals
BISAC Category
POL011000 POLITICAL SCIENCE / International Relations / General
Language
Inggris
Description
A copy of Foreign Affairs magazine, November/December 2019 issue (Vol. 98, No. 6). A black-and-white and red collage cover featuring the faces of Trump, Benjamin Netanyahu, Mohammed bin Salman, and Hassan Rouhani; the top cover line reads "What Is Obama's Foreign Policy Legacy?". The right edge of the cover has a small hole. On the copy there is a library label on the left side, a barcode, and a distributor's price sticker in rupiah. The identity of the issue and its table of contents were checked against the publisher's official archive (foreignaffairs.com); this entry documents one magazine issue as a whole, so no single author is listed.
“Foreign Affairs — Trump's Middle East (November/December 2019)”, Council on Foreign Relations, New York, Vol. 98, No. 6, November/Desember 2019; sampul, 2019-11. KBA13 Academy Archive and Library, KBA-MJL-2019-0003.
