American grand strategy in a world at risk
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Orbis Vol 49 No 4, Fall 2005, pp.589-598 (44)Summary: Despite the events of September 11 2001 and their impact on many aspects of U.S. policy, America continues to hold to a grand strategy based on monopoly on the Western hemisphere, balances of power in the chief theatres of the world, a belief in the primacy of air and sea power, and the need for an economic system to support these.
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Despite the events of September 11 2001 and their impact on many aspects of U.S. policy, America continues to hold to a grand strategy based on monopoly on the Western hemisphere, balances of power in the chief theatres of the world, a belief in the primacy of air and sea power, and the need for an economic system to support these.
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