Titlebook: US Foreign Policy in the Post-Cold War Era; Restraint versus Ass Tudor A. Onea Book 2013 Tudor A. Onea 2013 Cold War.foreign policy.hegemon

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The US Failed Experiment with Restraint,raint. Yet the roots of assertiveness are to be found precisely in this interval headed for uneventful tranquility. When the United States chose assertiveness in the late 1990s, it did so chiefly because the alternative option of restraint was seen as having been tried and having backfired.

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The Future of US Foreign Policy: Reset Game,th Russia, China, France, and Germany. Furthermore, the fall of 2008 produced the most serious economic crisis since the Great Depression, which diminished the resources available for an assertive US foreign policy..

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reign policy is marked by an assertive appearance despite relative hegemony. This book examines the causes and impact of US foreign policy - measuring its successes, pitfalls, and what the future has in store.978-1-349-47346-5978-1-137-35935-3

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Introduction,y adviser, showcases the considerable strategic difficulties met by the United States once it was left without a superpower rival to compete against. Deploring the demise of an enemy irreducibly committed to the obliteration of your way of life may impress observers as making little sense. Nonethele

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The US Failed Experiment with Restraint,s, President George H. W. Bush was unequivocal. “Because of what’s happened we won’t have to use US forces around the world. I think when we say something … people are going to listen. Because I think out of all this will be a new-found—let’s put it this way: a reestablished credibility for the Unit