Grand Strategy

A Grand Strategy For The New Millenium The collapse of Soviet power prompted the most serious re-examination of America's stake in world security in forty-five years. For the first time since 1947, serious analysts called for a return to military disengagement from Europe and Asia. (Bandow 1994; Carpenter 1992; Layne 1993). The decade since the end of the Cold War has shown this position to be horribly naïve. The Balkan crisis, the continuing division of the Korean peninsula, …showed first 75 words of 2558 total…

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