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America Recommitted: United States National Interests In A Restructured World

Donald E. Neuchterlein
Reviewed by Gaddis Smith
Winter 1991/92
America Recommitted: United States National Interests In A Restructured World
Donald E. Neuchterlein
University of Kentucky Press
1991
269 pp.
$28.00
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A clear and optimistic analysis of the broad options facing American foreign policy, ending with the prediction that, if George Bush remains president, the nation will follow an internationalist rather than a neo-isolationist course.

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