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As the term “Rogue State” became more frequently used, it became generally associated with four basic assumptions. First, rogue states voice their antagonistic opinions on American values and interests. ...
Michael Klare agrees that the concept of a “Rogue State” has become outdated, and speaks out on five significant problems he sees with The Rogue Doctrine; lack of support from America’s allies, insufficiently menacing rogues, political ferment in Iran, the Indian and Pakistani nuclear tests, and the emergence of other types of security threats.
Klare discusses the difficulty that the allies of the United States are having accepting the proposition that there is an identifiable category of Rogue States; therefore few of the allies of the U.
Approximate Word count = 491 Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)
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