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Winning the peace: America and world order in the new era

By:

RUGGIE John G

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York: Columbia University Press, 1996Description: 237pISBN:

023110426X (hbk.):

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Summary: Argues against moves in the United States towards adopting a neo-isolationist approach to foreign policy problems, proposing instead that America should adopt cooperative security relations, economic multilateralism and a new domestic social contract.

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Argues against moves in the United States towards adopting a neo-isolationist approach to foreign policy problems, proposing instead that America should adopt cooperative security relations, economic multilateralism and a new domestic social contract.

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