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Reviews & Responses - America Adrift - David Halberstam's latest book describes the impossible job of the American president in the late 1990s: Trying to hold together the international order while governing a complacent country with little interest in the outside world./
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Hirsh, Michael
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Reviews & Responses - Appealing the Tiananmen Verdict - Are The Tiananmen Papers authentic? What do they tell us? The truth could overturn an official history that has stymied political reform in China for a decade./
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Pye, Lucian W
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2001
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Reviews & Responses - Behind India's Bomb - With its two nuclear tests in 1998, India provoked bitter international criticism and retaliatory tests from Pakistan. But in India's Emerging Nuclear Posture, Ashley Tellis argues that fears about nuclear instability in South Asia may be unfounded -- And that the time has come for Washington to rethink its unyielding policy on nonproliferation./
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Ganguly, Sumit
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Reviews & Responses - Classic Diplomacy in the Information Age - France's foreign minister, Hubert V�drine, is often charged with being anti-American. As his new book shows, however, his brand of realist diplomacy is more subtle and pragmatic than his American critics see it./
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Hoffmann, Stanley
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2001
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Reviews & Responses - Compromised Command - In Waging Modern War, General Wesley Clark describes how NATO bested Serbia -- Just barely -- In the organization's first-ever shooting war. With confused priorities, a reluctant military, and overweening lawyers, the affiance was scarcely up to the task./
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Betts, Richard K
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Reviews & Responses - Letters to the Editor - Jake Sherman questions the new geography of conflict; Roger Kubarych explains why the trade deficit matters; and more./
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Sherman, Jake
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Reviews & Responses - Letters to the Editor - Margaret Catillaz and Theodore Ruthizer defend immigration; Edward Luck rejects "regio-cops"; World Bank and U.S. aid chiefs rethink foreign aid; and more./
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Reviews & Responses - Letters to the Editor - Michael S. Chase writes about the prospects for reform in China; Seth G. Jones describes the nature of the transatlantic divide; and more./
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Chase, Michael S
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2001
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Reviews & Responses - Letters to the Editor - Two former World Bank employees on bank reform; Vojtech Mastny on great-power politics David J. Scheffer on a world court; and others./
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Reviews & Responses - Life and Death in the Congo - In her new book, Michela Wrong expertly describes the bloodthirsty reign of Zaire's Mobutu and condemns his collaborators in the West. The author may misapportion some of the blame for Congo's destruction, but there is plenty of guilt to go around./
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Callaghy, Thomas M
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2001
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Reviews & Responses - Lurie's Foreign Affairs/
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Reviews & Responses - Lurie's Foreign Affairs/
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Reviews & Responses - Lurie'S Foreign Affairs/
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Reviews & Responses - Recent Books on International Relations - China's Leaders.
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Pye, Lucian W
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2001
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Reviews & Responses - Recent Books on International Relations - Including L Carl Brown on One Palestine, Complete; Kenneth Maxwell on Cuba; Philip Zelikow on F.D.R.; Robert Legvold on Boris Yeltsin's diaries; and Gail M Gerhart on African mercenaries./
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Reviews & Responses - Recent Books on International Relations - Including Philip Zelikow on Richard Nixon; Eliot A. Cohen on Body of Secrets; Stanley Hoffmann on Hans Morgenthau; and Kenneth Maxwell on Brazil's future./
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Zelikow, Philip
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2001
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Reviews & Responses - Recent Books on International Relations - U.S.-Mexican ties/
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Maxwell, Kenneth
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2001
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Reviews & Responses - The Case for Universal Jurisdiction - Henry Kissinger's criticisms of universal jurisdiction are misplaced and overblown. His alternative to a global "tyranny of judges" would mean impunity for the real tyrants./
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Roth, Kenneth
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2001
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Reviews & Responses - The Conscience of a Conservative - Henry Kissinger's Does America Need a Foreign Policy? warns that Washington could become an overly dogmatic superpower. For the new century he recommends returning to the oldest foreign policy of all: Maintaining regional balances of power./
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Mandelbaum, Michael
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2001
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Reviews & Responses - The Crusade for Free Trade - Jagdish Bhagwati's The Wind of the Hundred Days makes for an enlightening sermon on the virtues of free trade. But as a critique of the Clinton administration, it is way off the mark./
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Frankel, Jeffrey
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2001
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