Is a greater Russia really so bad?/ George Michael
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Military Review Vol 95 No 1, Jan-Feb 2015, pp.99-115(81) Summary: The author contends that the United States and Russia share similar threats to their long-term security and their national identities. Therefore, it would be in the best interest of both countries to resist a resumption of the Cold War, to reconcile differences and to make a greater effort to understand their respective points of view and interests.
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The author contends that the United States and Russia share similar threats to their long-term security and their national identities. Therefore, it would be in the best interest of both countries to resist a resumption of the Cold War, to reconcile differences and to make a greater effort to understand their respective points of view and interests.
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