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Richard M. Nixon

Political Economy America and the World 1988 Essay

American Foreign Policy: The Bush Agenda

Begins with a hard-hitting description of Gorbachev as a cold and calculating realist, intent on invigorating the Soviet political and economic system. Warns against...

Richard M. Nixon

President George H.W. Bush is surrounded by a sea of U.S. military personnel as he greets troops following an arrival ceremony in the eastern Saudi Arabian city of Dhahran November 22, 1990.

Peacekeeping Fall 1985 Essay

Reagan and Gorbachev: Superpower Summitry

Forty years ago, U.S. nuclear power was indispensable in ending World War II. In the postwar era, American nuclear superiority was indispensable in deterring Soviet...

Richard M. Nixon

Security October 1967 Essay

Asia After Viet Nam

The war in Viet Nam has for so long dominated the U.S. field of vision that it has missed profound developments in the rest of Asia.

Richard M. Nixon

U.S. Airborne troops under attack during the Battle of Dak To, 1967.

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