The complete idiot's guide to world conflicts
2nd ed.
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Word Count
94,500 words, Guess
Page Count
378 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivecompleteidiotsgu0000stra_f7r9
- ISBN-101592575110
- ISBN-139781592575114
- Goodreads1051107
- Library of Congress Control Number2005937491
and 3 more
- OCLC Control Number67716255
- Better World Books9781592575114
- Open LibraryOL22650362M
Classifications
- DDC909.82
- LCCD856 .S87 2006
- LCCD856.S87 2006
Alternate Titles
- Complete idiot's guide
- World conflicts
Description
Cold hard facts on the world's hot spotsNow readers can make sense of the daily headlines with an examination of the sides and issues of evolving conflicts. This updated edition provides coverage of all of the hot conflict spots in our world today, background and history, new and added coverage of the war on terror, and up-to- date coverage on the Middle East, including Iraq.As Iraq continues to dominate the news, there is, unfortunately, no shortage of other trouble spots-this guide looks at conflicts around the globeAn accurate reference source for high school and college students, and a great overview for people who want more in-depth understanding of daily events
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