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تعلم الانجليزية خاص بتعليم الانجليزية للكبار والصغار ، دورات الانجليزية بمراكز اللغات وشهادة TOEFL |
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التحضير الالكتروني في اللغة الإنجليزية الترم الاول لكل المراحل على موقع درس انجليزي
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اهم مواقع وصفحات الدروس والدورات المجانية
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FOREIGN P
...-- University or Minnesota LIBRARY J431'72 * Mأ¤lls The United States and North Africa INTRODUCTION Recently in the Congress of the United States, a crucial de bate has been raging. That debate is concerned with some of the fundamentals of our foreign pol icy over the last three decades, including the question of foreign aid. In this debate, three charges have been leveled against the foreign aid program and our pol icies in the developing world: —that we have looked at the world solely in Cold War terms; —that we have sought to sup port only certain kinds of re gimes; and —that we have not kept up with changing world circum StanceS. U.S. POLICY IN AREA The purpose of this paper is to demonstrate, using North Africa This pamphlet is based on a speech by Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs David D. Newsom at Princeton University, November 18, 1971. as an example, that these asser tions are not substantiated. North Africa is, inmany ways, a microcosm of the developing world. Among the four nations of this area—Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, and Libya—we find char acteristics, problems, reactions and issues common to most of the “Third World.” The history of our relationship to this area over the past two decades demonstrates that our policies have moved and are moving with the changing tides. They are policies which accept change and accept nations as they are. These states have many char acteristics in common: a strong sense of national pride, an under lying belief that the West has obligations to make up for earlier exploitation, and a keen sensitiv ity to outside interference. At the same time, they are diverse in their national characteristics, their forms of government, and their resources. Let us go back 20 years—to 1951. Only Libya was moving toward independence, but its prospects for viability were poor. |
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