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2009.
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| Summary/Abstract |
This article focuses on the attempt of President Richard M. Nixon and Dr. Kissinger to gain domestic acceptance of the grand design and grand strategy they developed for American foreign policy during the period they were in office, with particular emphasis on the concept of policy legitimation. This article draws on extensive secondary accounts, memoirs, archival materials, and the author's interviews and own previously published, related work.
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