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083109
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2008.
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A statistical tool called cluster analysis reveals that, contrary to expectations, the two groups in South Korean politics-conservatives and progressives-are both pragmatic and centrist, sharing a great deal of common ground on national security.
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083108
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2008.
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The next Pentagon team will be faced with the dual challenge of advising on key current wartime decisions while also preparing the U.S. armed forces for a far different future. They must be stewards of the military, not just users of the instrument.
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083111
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2008.
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dominant facet of European hopes for the new administration is that it will play a leadership role in addressing some of the world's most intractable problems and conflicts rather than protecting its interests within a narrow definition of national security
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083110
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2008.
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It remains to be seen whether the rule of law and robust institutions can be built in Kosovo. The answer will show whether a common EU (and transatlantic) foreign policy is possible in the diffuse post-Cold War world
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083112
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2008.
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From their perspective, the only thing Arab leaders possibly fear more than the United States meddling is the United States disengaging, so the real answer might be, "Fix this mess." What the region needs and wants from the United States is sophisticated diplomacy.
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ID:
083114
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2008.
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Washington should not view East Asia through a competitive Cold War lens but should adopt a vision for a cooperative future that reflects East Asian integration that has already occurred and anticipates more on the way. It is time for Washington to become a partner, not a regional patron
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ID:
083113
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2008.
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Unlike the dominant global sentiment for change in Washington, New Delhi seeks continuity in its engagement with the next U.S. administration. The greater Washington's continuing empathy for India's emergence as a great power, the better India's rise will be.
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ID:
083105
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2008.
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Presidential transitions are replete with dangers and missteps that bedevil even the most experienced practitioners, but they are also times of opportunity. These ten recommendations can help the candidates, even before either is president-elect, to traverse this course.
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ID:
083106
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2008.
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Decoupling India and Pakistan in U.S. policy has been a dramatically successful example of the capacity to think strategically over the long term and implement complex policies that require diplomatic adroitness and political agility. It should be retained, although refined, by the next administration.
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083107
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2008.
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Calling for a new G-13 forum would be a bold and useful step that the next president could take, both to convince the world that the United States wants to join it again and to further the collaboration with pivotal powers that will ensure American well-being into the future
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