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Roosevelt and Stalin

Susan Butler

2015

The New Russian foreign policy

Michael Mandelbaum

1998

Failed States

Noam Chomsky

2006 ★ 3.8

The great powers and Africa

Waldemar A. Nielsen

1969

Statehood and security

Bruno Coppieters, Robert Legvold

2005

In the tracks of Tamerlane

Daniel L. Burghart

2004

Great decisions

Foreign Policy Association

2008

The British Empire and the United States

William Archibald Dunning

1914

Changing Commands

John F. McManus

1995

The Iron Wall

Avi Shlaim

1999 ★ 4.0

Foreign Policy

Ernest Petric

2013

Inside the Kremlin's Cold War

Vladislav Zubok, Constantine Pleshakov

1997

La victoire du Nord aux États-Unis

Charles de Montalembert

1865

Cold War and counterrevolution

Richard J. Walton

1972

Soft Power

Joseph S. Nye

2004

U.S. policy toward the Korean peninsula

Council on Foreign Relations. Independent Task Force on U.S. Policy Toward the Korean Peninsula

2010

Energy and security

Jan H. Kalicki, David L. Goldwyn

2013

The limits of power

Andrew J. Bacevich

2008

The Viet-Nam reader

Marcus G. Raskin

1965

The foreign policies of European Union member states

Ian Manners

2000

The foreign policy of Pakistan

Mehtab Ali Shah

1997

Global Studies

Minton F. Goldman

1994

Will they ever trust us again?

Michael Moore

2004

The fish that ate the whale

Rich Cohen

2012

The Bubble of American Supremacy

George Soros

2004

USSR foreign policies after detente

Richard Felix Staar

1985

The peace of illusions

Christopher Layne

2006

Japan's foreign policy

Reinhard Drifte

1990

Russia, China, and the United States in Central Asia

Elizabeth Wishnick

2009

Comparative public administration and policy

Jamil E Jreisat

2002

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