Blowback, Second Edition: The Costs and Consequences of American Empire

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Stackpole, Henry C.

Stalin

Stalinism

state-owned enterprises

State Department, U.S.

documents held back

Human Rights Report (1996)

and North Korea

and South Korea

Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA), Japan-U.S.

Steel, Ronald

steel industry

Stein, Judith

Sterngold, James

Stockholm International Peace ResearchInstitute (SIPRI)

Strauss, Robert

Subic Bay naval base

Sudan

Suharto, General,

Sukamo, President

Sumitomo

Sumitomo bank

Summers, Harry, Jr.

Summers, Lawrence

Sun Yat- sen

Surinam

Sweden

Syafrie Samsuddin, Maj. Gen.

Syria

“systems friction”

Taira, Koji

Taiwan

American bases in

arms purchases

and China

China’s claim to

democracy

and economic crisis of 1997

economy of

educational achievements of

independence

and Indonesia

Nationalist Party

Takara, Ben

Takazato, Suzuyo

Tang dynasty

Tanzania

Taoka, Shunji

tariffs

Tenet, George

terrorism

Terumbu Layang-Layang

Thailand

American bases in

arms sales to

capital flows

dictators

and economic crisis of 1997

and export-led growth

Thanom Kittikachorn, Marshal

theater missile defense system (TMD)

Third World

Thorpe, Norman

Tiananmen Square massacre

Tibet

Time

Tito, Marshal

Toshikawa, Takao

trade

barriers, Japanese

and China,

and defense, in Japan

and economic crisis of 1997

and empire building

–for-military bases deals

free,

managed

and North Korea

trade deficits, U.S.

exportled growth of East Asia

with Japan

and Plaza Accord

“trade friction”

Treasury Department, U.S.

Treasury securities

tripolar world

Truman, Harry S.

Turkey

American bases in

arms purchases

and human rights

and Kurds

training of commandos

Turner, Stansfield

Uema, Yuki

Uganda

Ulbricht, Walter

United Nations

Iraq weapons inspectors

and North Korea

United Nations Command

and Korean War

and Kwangju uprising

United Nations Commission for Historical Clarification

United Nations Monetary and Financial Conference (1944)

United Nations Security Council

United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights

U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency

U.S. Congress

and arms sales

and human rights

and impeachment

and Indonesia

and Korean nuclear agreement

and military,

U.S. Export- Import Bank

U.S. House of Representatives

International Relations Committee

Subcommittee on International Operations and Human Rights

U.S. Senate

Armed Services Committee

Foreign Relations Committee

Uruguay Round (1993)

Utsumi, Etsuko Miyagi

Vance, Cyrus

Vietnam

and China

and Taiwan

Vietnamese Communists

Vietnam Veterans of America Foundation

Vietnam War

and Bretton Woods system

and draft

and military bases

and South Korea

Volker, Paul A.

“vulture capitalism”

Wagner, Brig. Gen. Robert W.

Wales, Nym

“Wall Street-Treasury complex”

Wall Street Journal

Walpole, Robert

Wang Daohan

war crimes

Warsaw Pact

Washington, George, Farewell Address

Washington Post

Washington Times

Wei Jingsheng

Wellstone, Paul

West Germany

Wickham, John,

Williams, Jody

Wilson, Woodrow

Wiranto, General

Woolsey, James

World Bank

World Economic Forum (1999)

World Trade Center bombing

World Trade Organization (WTO)

World War II

Yeltsin, Boris

Yemen

Yi Pom-sok

Yosemite National Park

Yost, Mark

Yugoslavia

zaibatsu (industrial groups)

Zama base

Zhou Enlai

Zhu Rongji