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The silence of the rational center : why American foreign policy is failing

Author:	Stefan Halper; Jonathan Clarke
Publisher:	New York : Basic books, cop. 2007.
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Summary:	Presents an indictment of how American foreign policy is mismanaged, and makes an urgent call for a return to sanity. This work argues that members of what used to be called America's foreign policy establishment are no longer doing the job of keeping foreign policy rational and informed.  Read more...
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