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Bitter Friends, Bosom Enemies : Iran, The U.S., And The Twisted Path To Confrontation

Attribution
Barbara Slavin
Publication Details
Book, 1st ed, St. Martin’s Press, 2007
Availability
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(LOWER LEVEL) E183.8.I55 S58 2007 AVAILABLE
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With lucid analysis and engaging storytelling, USA Today senior diplomatic correspondent Barbara Slavin portrays the complex love-hate relationship between Iran and the United States. The U.S. charges Iran is supporting terrorists inside and outside Iraq and is repressing its own people who, in the words of U.S. officials, ?deserve better.? The interplay between the U.S. and Iran will only grow more complex as Iran moves toward becoming a nuclear power. (automatically summarized from Amazon.com)
Author
- Slavin, Barbara
Subject
Contents
- Introduction
- "Death to America" and "Can I have your autograph?"
- Iran and the bomb
- The blacksmith’s son - - Iranian square dance
- Guardians of the Revolution
- The reformers
- Children of the Revolution
- Th mullahs
- The opposition
- Out of Sync: Iran and the United States
- The War on Terrorism and the axis of evil
- Unintended consequences and what lies ahead
- Appendix: Iran’s 2003 offer to the United States
ISBN
- 9780312368258
- 0312368259
LCCN
- 2007021962
Open Library ID
- /b/OL10389114M