Power, morality, and foreign policy
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Orbis Vol. 49, No. 4, Fall 2005, pp. (44)Summary: Argues that as the application of morality to foreign policy becomes both more necessary and more difficult, prudence and decency, rather than self righteousness or power, should provide the primary inspiration for American foreign policy.
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Argues that as the application of morality to foreign policy becomes both more necessary and more difficult, prudence and decency, rather than self righteousness or power, should provide the primary inspiration for American foreign policy.
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