Understanding the US pivot: past, present and future/ John Hemmings
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RUSI Newsbrief Vol 34 No 6, November 2014, pp.22-24 (129) Summary: While the US has demonstrated its commitment to the Asia-Pacific following its 2011 'pivot' to the region, it now needs to work with its allies to embrace a more holistic, global security strategy.
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While the US has demonstrated its commitment to the Asia-Pacific following its 2011 'pivot' to the region, it now needs to work with its allies to embrace a more holistic, global security strategy.
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