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美術과 歷史 사이에서 = Essays on Korean art. : 강우방 예술론 / 증보판
삼성캠퍼스 대출가능 
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강우방
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열화당
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2004
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Essays - Beyond Kyoto:
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Browne, John
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Council on Foreign Relations
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Foreign affairs
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2004
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Essays - The Neglected Home Front - The Bush administration has waged an aggressive war against terrorists abroad, but it has neglected to protect the homeland, even though Americans in the United States are the ones most vulnerable to future attacks. The government must do more to safeguard critical U.S. infrastructure and mobilize the American public to help. For starters, it should create a semi-independent federal agency tapping into private resources that would develop and enforce security:
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Flynn, Stephen E
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Council on Foreign Relations
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Foreign affairs
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2004
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Essays - The Sources of American Legitimacy - Throughout its history, the United States has made gaining international legitimacy a top priority of its foreign policy. The 18 months since the launch of the Iraq war, however, have left the country's hard-earned respect and credibility in tatters. In going to war without a legal basis or the backing of traditional U.S. allies, the Bush administration brazenly undermined Washington's long-held commitment to international law, its acceptance of cons
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Tucker, Robert W,Hendrickson, David C
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Council on Foreign Relations
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Foreign affairs
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2004
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Essays - Putin and the Oligarchs - The jailing of Russian oil tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky has revealed the fault lines running through the post-Soviet political economy. The reforms and privatization of the 1990s were so flawed and unfair as to make them unstable. A backlash was inevitable. Given Vladimir Putin's authoritarian tendencies, that backslash has proved equally flawed and unfair -- And perhaps equally unstable.:
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Goldman, Marshal I
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Council on Foreign Relations
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Foreign affairs
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2004
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Essays - The Myth Behind China's Miracle:
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Gilboy, George J
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Council on Foreign Relations
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Foreign affairs
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2004
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Essays - History and the Hyperpower:
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Cohen, Eliot A
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Council on Foreign Relations
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Foreign affairs
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2004
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Essays - What Went Wrong in Iraq - Although the early U.S. blunders in the occupation of Iraq are well known, their consequences are just now becoming dear. The Bush administration was never willing to commit the resources necessary to secure the country and did not make the most of the resources it had. U.S. officials did get a number of things right, but they never understood -- Or even listened to -- The country they were seeking to rebuild. As a result, the democratic future of Iraq now hang
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Diamond, Larry
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Council on Foreign Relations
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Foreign affairs
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2004
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Essays - Why Democracies Excel - U.S. and international development agencies, believing that poor countries should develop economically before they become democratic, have not taken politics into account when disbursing aid. This is a mistake: Poor democracies are almost always stronger, calmer, and more caring than poor autocracies, because they allow power to be shared and encourage openness and accountability. They deserve all the help they can get.:
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Siegle, Joseph T,Weinstein, Michael M,Halperin, Morton H
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Council on Foreign Relations
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Foreign affairs
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2004
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Essays - The Future of Palestine - The current turmoil in the Gaza Strip represents the most serious challenge to Yasir Arafat's authority in decades. Israel's planned disengagement from Gaza brought to a boil long-simmering tensions among Palestinian factions demanding a change in the status quo. Holding national elections before the pullout may be the only way to avoid chaos and save any chance at Middle East peace.:
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Shikaki, Khalil
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Council on Foreign Relations
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Foreign affairs
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2004
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