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|a US Foreign Policy After The Cold War /
|c edited by Randall B. Ripley and James M. Lindsay.
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|t U.S. foreign policy in a changing world /
|r James M. Lindsay and Randall B. Ripley --
|t Presidency and bureaucratic change after the Cold War /
|r Bert A. Rockman --
|t National Security Council System after the Cold War /
|r Vincent A. Auger --
|t State Department complex after the Cold War /
|r James M. Lindsay --
|t When the bear leaves the woods: Department of Defense reorganization in the post-Cold War era /
|r Paul N. Stockton --
|t Reinventing the CIA: strategic intelligence and the end of the Cold War /
|r Loch K. Johnson --
|t Threat of Soviet decline: the CIA, the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and the end of the Cold War /
|r Kimberly Marten Zisk.
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|t Grand strategy /
|r Peter L. Hahn --
|t Security assistance policy after the Cold War /
|r Duncan L. Clarke and Daniel O'Connor --
|t Commercializing foreign affairs?: American trade policy after the Cold War /
|r Pietro S. Nivola --
|t Human rights poligy: change and continuity /
|r David P. Forsythe --
|t American public opinion and the use of force: change or continuity in the post-Cold War world? /
|r Richard K. Herrmann and Shannon Peterson --
|t Promise versus reality: continuity and change after the Cold War /
|r Randall B. Ripley and James M. Lindsay.
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