The rise and fall of strategic utopianism/ Gregory R. Copley

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COPLEY Gregory R

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In: Defense & Foreign Affairs Strategic Policy, Volume 52, Issue 9, pg.4-6Summary: Command of the 21st century now seems likely to fall , when the chaos subsides, into the hands of the power which is first able to reject the unattainable fabianist dream of a post-industrial welfare society and begin to re-harness balanced economies and productivity.

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Command of the 21st century now seems likely to fall , when the chaos subsides, into the hands of the power which is first able to reject the unattainable fabianist dream of a post-industrial welfare society and begin to re-harness balanced economies and productivity.

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