US Foreign Policy after the Cold War - Superpower Without a Mission?

By:

Michael Cox

Material type: Text

TextSeries: . 11206 Publication details: 1995 The Royal Institute of International Affairs/ UKSubject(s):

300 Social Science

DDC classification:

327.73 COX

Summary: US Foreign Policy after the Cold War - Superpower Without a Mission? This is an account of recent US foreign policy. It shows both the suprising continuities after the cold war as well as the dramatic shifts from geopolitics to geo-economics. It evaluates the surprising strengths as well as major shortcomings of recent American diplomacy.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Book	National Defence College (NDC) Library	300	E885 .C47 2011 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		1423/98

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US Foreign Policy after the Cold War - Superpower Without a Mission? This is an account of recent US foreign policy. It shows both the suprising continuities after the cold war as well as the dramatic shifts from geopolitics to geo-economics. It evaluates the surprising strengths as well as major shortcomings of recent American diplomacy.

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US Foreign Policy after the Cold War - Superpower Without a Mission?