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U.S. Policy Toward Africa: Eight Decades of Realpolitik
The Fall of the Berlin Wall Almost Ended in War
The Convincing Call From Central Europe: Let Us Into NATO
The Costs of George H. W. Bush’s Foreign Policy Genius
Mourning a President, and Much Else Besides
The Foreign Policy Genius of George H. W. Bush
Making the Unipolar Moment: U.S. Foreign Policy and the Rise of the Post–Cold War Order
America’s Continuing Misadventures in the Middle East
Put It in Writing
How Thatcher Saved Britain -- And Lost Europe
The Suicide of the East?
Deterrence Lessons From Iraq
Beyond Moderates and Militants
The Necessary and the Chosen
The China Diary of George H. W. Bush: The Making of a Global President
Containing Iraq: Sanctions Worked
The Lingering Legacy of Tiananmen
America Adrift: Writing the History of the Post Cold Wars
Squandering Triumph: The West Botched the Post-Cold War World
The Prudence Thing: George Bush's Class Act
Sidelined on Human Rights: America Bows Out
Japan's Full Story: Inside and Outside of the Cabinet
Putting Germany Back Together: The Fabulous Bush and Baker Boys
The Last Ambassador
Misinterpreting the Cold War
How to Defeat Serbia
Wrong Turn in Somalia
The Mystique of U.S. Air Power
The Cold War and Its Aftermath
War in the Balkans
Trading American Interests
America and the Post-Soviet Republics
Rescuing the U.S.-Japan Alliance
El Salvador's Negotiated Revolution
Watershed in the Middle East
Collapsing Cuba
The New Europe
Order and Disorder in the New World
The United States and Asia
Post-Victory Blues
America in Asia
The United States and Asia: Future Prospects
New World Order or Hollow Victory?
Nuclear Weapons and the Gulf
Selective Global Commitment
Back to Vietnam
America’s Stake in the Soviet Future
The China Problem
The Caribbean in the 21st Century
Moscow and the Gulf War
Rethinking Security in the Pacific
Middle East Diplomacy After the Gulf War
The Year the World Economy Turned
Latin America: The Frustrations of Success
Redefining World Power
The Asian-Pacific Rim: Success at a Pace
Remembering Africa
International Economics and National Security
Germany and Japan: The New Civilian Powers
Rediscovering Latin America
Science and Technology
The Japan Problem Revisited
America: An Honest Broker
A New World and Its Troubles
America's New Special Relationships
Reshaping the Middle East
Japan’s Grand Strategy
Rethinking National Security
Does Gorbachev Matter Anymore?
Cuba's Cloudy Future
America's New Course
Cambodia and the International Community
The German Question
Technology and Competitiveness: The New Policy Frontier
A United Germany
The Road to War
The Middle East in 1990
The Bush Foreign Policy
Post-Communist Nationalism
Post-Khomeini Iran
Arms Control After the Cold War
Chile's Return to Democracy
Japan and Germany: American Concerns
Dwindling Options in Panama
Southern Africa: Eight Years Later
Redefining Europe and the Atlantic Link
China and America: Beyond the Big Chill
East-West Relations
The Angola/Namibia Accords
Berlin: Forty Years On
Making the Brady Plan Work
The New Phase in U.S.-Pakistani Relations
A Blind Eye to Nuclear Proliferation
El Salvador's Forgotten War
The U.S. and Japan: Sharing Our Destinies
Must We Retrench?
Trading with the Communists
Defense Investment Strategy
America’s Economic Dependence
Soviet Policy in East Asia: A New Beginning?
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