2. Iranian FP during theCold-War
After the invasion of Great Britain and Soviet Union during the World WarⅡ, Iran had to ingratiate great powers by a series of unilateral concessions in economic and military aspects. Especially, great powers desired Iranian vast oils.
But an Iranian leader Mossadeq implemented a nationalization policy of natural resources in order to avoid their squeezi
Structure of international politics during theColdWar bipolar system of the United States and the Soviet Union as an axis. The same mechanics smile narrowly defined as hostile relationship the other hand, China has opened up a variety of possibilities to the third country. Flexible balanced bipolar system, the US-China relationship as defined. During theColdWar, the US-China actually has been
Carried out an invasion
→ International condemnation
Economic & Military burden
2. Ne0-ColdWar against US
- Ronald Reagan’s Election as President(1981)
: Hard-Line Policy for Soviet Union
- SDI (Strategic Defense Initiative, 1983)
- The Reagan Doctrine(1985) : Anti-Communist Country Support
- During WWII, Korea occupied by Japan.
- After WWII, Korea was divided into two
: the 38th parallel
- Political Division (TheColdWar)
: Communist gov. VS Capitalist gov
USA: supported ROK(South Korea)
The USA supported Syngman Rhee
who was a pro-American democrat
USSR: supported DPRK(North Korea)
The USSR supported Il Sung Kim
who was fond of communism
The Post-War Years
In 1946, the ILO became the first specialized agency of the newly-formed United Nations. The ILO established the Geneva-based International Institute for Labour Studies in 1960 and the International Training Centre in Turin in 1965. The Organization won the Nobel Peace Prize on its 50th anniversary in 1969. Belgium's Michel Hansenne guided the ILO into the post-ColdWar per