Revisiting grand strategy at the inflection point/ Nikolas K. Gvosdev

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GVOSDEV Nikolas K

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In: Orbis, Volume 68, Issue 4, Fall 2024, pg. 526-544Summary: For the last thirty years, US grand strategy has been predicated on an expansive definition of US interests and optimistic assessments of US capabilities.

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For the last thirty years, US grand strategy has been predicated on an expansive definition of US interests and optimistic assessments of US capabilities.

US GRAND STRATEGY, NATIONAL SECURITY, NEWARTICLS

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