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Gaddis Smith

Capsule Review
Fall
1991
The Kirkpatrick Mission: Diplomacy Without Apology, America At The United Nations, 1981-1985
Gaddis Smith
Capsule Review
Fall
1991
Exporting Democracy: Fulfilling America's Destiny
Gaddis Smith
Capsule Review
Fall
1991
The United States Of Ambition: Politicians, Power, And The Pursuit Of Office
Gaddis Smith
Capsule Review
Fall
1991
Why Americans Hate Politics
Gaddis Smith
Capsule Review
Fall
1991
Righteous Realists: Political Realism, Responsible Power, And American Culture In The Nuclear Age
Gaddis Smith
Capsule Review
Fall
1991
The American "Empire."
Gaddis Smith
Capsule Review
Fall
1991
America's Purpose: Visions Of U.S. Foreign Policy
Gaddis Smith
Capsule Review
Fall
1991
The Star-Spangled Mirror: America's Image Of Itself And The World
Gaddis Smith
Capsule Review
Summer
1991
Origins Of The Cold War: The Novikov, Kennan, And Roberts 'Long Telegrams' Of 1946
Gaddis Smith
Capsule Review
Summer
1991
The Churchill-Eisenhower Correspondence, 1953-1955; Reagan And Thatcher
Gaddis Smith
Capsule Review
Spring
1991
The Colonel: The Life And Times Of Henry Stimson, 1867-1950
Gaddis Smith
Capsule Review
Spring
1991
Dangerous Capabilities: Paul Nitze And The Cold War
Gaddis Smith
Capsule Review
Spring
1991
Casey: From The Oss To The Cia
Gaddis Smith
Capsule Review
Spring
1991
America's Germany: John J. Mccloy And The Federal Republic Of Germany
Gaddis Smith
Capsule Review
Spring
1991
Empire And Cold War: The Roots Of U.S.-Third World Antagonism, 1945-47
Gaddis Smith
Capsule Review
Spring
1991
The Imaginary War: Understanding The East-West Conflict
Gaddis Smith
Capsule Review
Spring
1991
The New Realism: A Fresh Beginning In U.S.-Soviet Relations
Gaddis Smith
Capsule Review
Spring
1991
The Twilight Struggle: The Soviet Union V. The United States Today
Gaddis Smith
Capsule Review
Spring
1991
Reconstructing Consensus: American Foreign Policy Since The Vietnam War
Gaddis Smith
Capsule Review
Spring
1991
As Moscow Sees Us: American Politics And Society In The Soviet Mindset
Gaddis Smith
Capsule Review
Spring
1991
Agents Of Influence
Gaddis Smith
Capsule Review
Spring
1991
The Media And Foreign Policy
Gaddis Smith
Capsule Review
Spring
1991
Foreign Policy And The Press: An Analysis Of The New York Times' Coverage Of U.S. Foreign Policy
Gaddis Smith
Capsule Review
Spring
1991
Presidential Power And The Modern Presidents
Gaddis Smith
Capsule Review
Spring
1991
The Central Intelligence Agency: An Instrument Of Government, To 1950
Gaddis Smith
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In the Magazine

November/December 2009, 6, 88
Essay
The Dollar and the Deficits
C. Fred Bergsten

The global economic crisis has revealed the folly of large U.S. budget and trade deficits, as well as of the strong dollar that makes them possible. If it is serious about recovery, the United States must balance the budget, stimulate private saving, and embrace a declining dollar.
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