World order: what, exactly, are the rules? / Stewart Patrick
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The Washington Quarterly Vol 39, No. 1, Spring 2016, pp. 7 - 27 (108)Summary: The article looks closely at the post-1945 international rules-based order and its prospect in the new era. The author suggests ten distinctive attributes and five guidelines for the next U.S. president to help reinvigorate it.
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The article looks closely at the post-1945 international rules-based order and its prospect in the new era. The author suggests ten distinctive attributes and five guidelines for the next U.S. president to help reinvigorate it.
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