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The Greatest Threat Iraq, Weapons Of Mass Destruction, And The Crisis Of Global Security

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"A scathing indictment of the bumbling and cynical diplomacy of the United Nations peacekeeping efforts and a scary, vivid documentary on the distance that a madman's war-making obsession can travel when it goes unchecked." -The Houston Chronicle. The Greatest Threat is the "brutally candid" inside story of the West's failure to stop Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein from building weapons of mass destruction (Booklist). The West may face no greater enemy than Saddam, and yet, as Butler makes so clear in this riveting and troubling book, the West would rather ignore his regime than face the problem.As the head of UNSCOM, the special United Nations Commission assigned to inspect Iraq for weapons violations, Butler was the West's "sheriff"-but his authority, and the world's security, was continually undermined from behind his back. Iraq was left armed and dangerous, to its own people, to the surrounding nations, and to the rest of the world. The trade paperback edition of The Greatest Threat has been updated with a new chapter on new developments in the world's relationship with Iraq.

Author Biography:

A former Australian Ambassador to the UN, Richard Butler headed the United Nations Special Commission to disarm Iraq from 1997 to 1999. He is currently Diplomat in Residence at the Council of Foreign Relations. He lives in New York City.
Release date Australia
June 7th, 2001
Audience
  • General (US: Trade)
Pages
288
Dimensions
156x235x20
ISBN-13
9781586480394
Product ID
2552582

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