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Toward a dangerous world: U.S. national security strategy for the coming turbulence

By:

KUGLER Richard L

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Santa Monica, Calif., USA: RAND, 1995Description: 305pISBN:

0833015923 (pbk.)

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Summary: Starting from the premise that the post-Cold War international system is much less stable than it seems, the author explores how U.S. security policy might cope with major breakdowns in international order.

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Starting from the premise that the post-Cold War international system is much less stable than it seems, the author explores how U.S. security policy might cope with major breakdowns in international order.

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