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Evolution of the Bargain 1954–1984US policy toward the alliance is debated by Congress in virtually the same terms that it was in the early 1950s. United States administrations remain divided internally concerning the bargain but consistently defend it in the face of congressional skepticism. France still worries about Germany, even

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Living with the Nuclear Dilemmaughout the 1970s, the alliance was nourished by this framework provided by the military strategy of flexible response and the Harmel diplomatic strategy of defense and detente. A storm was brewing, however, as the alliance slowly but surely worked its way upwind toward another soul searching reexami

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Tensions within the Westsurvived until 1985, but it certainly would riot have prospered. The founding of NATO reflected hopes as well as fears, and those were recorded in the North Atlantic Treaty. The treaty’s preamble declared that the parties to the treaty were “determined to safeguard the freedom, common heritage and c

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A Policy of Active EngagementAfter Dorothy’s house sets down in this strange land of witches and little people, she sets out along the yellow brick road in search of the Wizard who, she is told, has the power to help her return home to Kansas. On her way to see the Wizard, she is joined by a trio of unusual companions: a scarec

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In Search of the New Bargaind for a mid-afternoon session to discuss the future organization of Western defense efforts. Defense, Economics, and Finance Ministers and a multitude of aides and advisors fill the room. French Foreign Minister Robert Schuman reports on the progress made toward agreement on the European Defense Com

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have been proposed to explain the constitution of the functional I. channel. A recent study demonstrated a direct interaction of the C-terminal end of the I. protein with the pore region of KvLQT1 (Romey et al. 1997). These data support the assumption that the I. protein participates in I. channel g

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