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

Nixon, Richard M.

Noriega, Manuel

North American Free Trade Agreement

North Korea

and “Agreed Framework”

and China

economy of

and military spending

and nuclear weapons crisis of 1994

and Park assassination

and Soviet Union

and test crisis of 1998

North Vietnam

nuclear energy, and North Korea

Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty,

“nuclear umbrella”

nuclear weapons

and China

cost of U.S.

and India-Pakistan crisis

and North Korea,

and South Korea

Nucor steel

Nye, Joseph

Ocalan, Abdullah

oil

Okinawa,

Battle of

cost of bases, for Japan

environmental damage in

and Indonesia

impact of bases on,

justification of bases in

land seized for bases

marine rape case,

occupation of

returned to Japanese control

Okinawa Times

Okinawa Women Act Against Military Violence

Olympic Games (Seoul, 1988)

omoiyari yosan (sympathy budget or “host nation support”)

one-tsubo landlords

One World, Ready or Not (Greider)

OPEC oil crisis of 1973

Operation Condor

Operation Provide Comfort

Opium War

Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development

Orr, Dr. Robert

Ota, Masahide

Oxfam

Pacific Stars and Stripes

Padilla, Lori

Pakistan

Palestinians

Panama

Pan Am flight 103 (Lockerbie, Scotland)

Papua New Guinea

Paracels (Xisha) islands

Paris, Jonathan

Park Chung-hee

Peasant Nationalism and Communist Power (Johnson)

Pelosi, Nancy

Peng Dehuai, General

People’s Bank of China

perestroika

Perry, William

Persian Gulf, cost of access

Persian Gulf War

financing of

Pertierra, José

Peru

hostage crisis

Pfaff, William

Philippines,

American bases on

end of Marcos rule in

export-led growth

People Power movement

Phoumi Nosavan, General

Pibul Songgram, Marshal

Pickens, T. Boone

Pinochet, Augusto

Plate, Tom

Plaza Accord (1985)

“reverse” of

Poland

Policy Review Committee on Korea

Pol Pot

Portugal

“possessive individualism”

“posthumous retaliation”

Prabowo Soemitro Subianto, Lt. Gen.

Praphas Charusathien, Marshal

press clubs

Priest, Dana

prison population, U.S.

privatization, of Pentagon

Procter & Gamble

“proprietary information”

prostitution

protectionism

public opinion

Pyle, Ernie

Qatar

Quadrennial Defense Review

Quinones, Dr. C. Kenneth

“racialized state terrorism”

Rajk, Laszlo

Rajk, Mrs. Laszlo

Rakosi, Matyas

Reagan, Ronald

Reischauer, Edwin O.

Republicans

Reston, James

Rhee, Syngman

rice tariffs, Japan

Richardson, Bill

Rise and Fall of the Great Powers, The (Kennedy)

“rogue state”

North Korea as

U.S. as

Roh Tae-woo, General

Romania

Rostow, Walt

Rubin, Jamie

Rubin, Robert

Rummel, Rudolph

Russia

arms sales

blowback against

financial crisis of 1998

and IMF

and NATO

military spending

see also Soviet Union

Rwanda

Ryukyu Islands

Ryukyuanist

Sachs, Jeffrey

Sakakibara, Eisuke

Sakura bank

Salomon Brothers

Sanger, David E.

San fase Mercury News

Sanwa bank

Sarit Thanarat, Marshal

Saudi Arabia

American bases in

arms purchases

bombing of U.S. servicemen

Saul, John Ralston

savings

in East Asia

in Japan

Scalapino, Robert

Scharf, Michael

School of the Americas, at Fort Benning, Georgia

Schwarzkopf, Gen. Norman

Service, John

Sharp, Adm. U.S. Grant

Shattuck, John

Shaw Yu-ming

Shorrock, Tim

Silver, Beverly

Silverstein, Ken

Singapore

and export-led growth

and human rights

and Indonesia

Smedley, Agnes

Smith, Adam

Smith, Christopher

Smith, R. Jeffrey

Snow, Edgar

Sobe Communications Facility

“soft authoritarian government”

“soft totalitarianism”

solatium custom

Solidarity

Somalia

Sonnenfeldt, Helmut

Sony

Soros, George

“Sources of Soviet Conduct”, The” (Kennan)

South Africa

South China Sea islands

Southeast Asia

Chinese in

currencies pegged to low dollar

as new economic center of gravity

South Korea

American bases in

as American satellite,

armed forces

arms purchases

“black berets”

coups

and death of Kim Il-sung

and democracy,

and economic crisis of 1997

and “extraterritoriality”

economic growth of,

and Hungary

and Indonesia

and Korean War

and Kwangju rebellion

land mines issue

military in

military spending

and North Korea

nuclear weapons

war crimes in

“Yushin” constitution

South Korean Supreme Court

South Korean Agency for National Security Planning

South Korean Central Intelligence Agency (KCIA)

South Korean Joint Chiefs of Staff

South Korean National Assembly

South Korean National Security Law (1948)

South Korean National Youth League

South Korean Northwest Youth League

South Vietnam

Soviet Communist Party, 20th Congress

Soviet Union

and Afghanistan

arms sales

collapse of

and “containment”

and Eastern Europe,

economic decline of

empire during Cold War

and GATT

and Hungary

ideology of, and Third World

imperia! overstretch

and MFN status

and military spending

and North Korea

and Okinawa

and U.S.–China accord

see also Russia

Spain

“special forces” groups

Special Operations Command, Department of Defense

Special Warfare (magazine)

Spratly (Nansha) islands

Sri Lanka

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