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NATIONAL INTEREST 2014-11 (6) answer(s).
 
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Big brother’s liberal friends / Farrell, Henry   Article
Farrell, Henry Article
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Summary/Abstract Sean Wilentz, George Packer and Michael Kinsley are a dismal advertisement for the current state of mainstream liberal thought in America. They have systematically misrepresented and misunderstood Edward Snowden and the NSA.
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ID:   135216


Case for Cornwallis / Bew, John   Article
Bew, John Article
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Summary/Abstract Lord Cornwallis has gotten a bum rap in America. He was a gifted troubleshooter who implemented a more streamlined, sustainable version of British power, so that London could emerge triumphant and dominant on the global stage after 1815.
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ID:   135213


GOP’s road to victory / Reiss, Mitchell B   Article
Reiss, Mitchell B Article
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Summary/Abstract WHEREVER ONE looks these days, crises, conflicts and chaos seem to rule. From Tripoli to Tokyo, from Kiev to Caracas, the pace of violence appears to be accelerating. “Looking back over my more than half a century in intelligence,” the director of national intelligence, James Clapper, testified earlier this year, “I have not experienced a time when we’ve been beset by more crises and threats around the globe.
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ID:   135217


India myth / Menon, Rajan   Article
Menon, Rajan Article
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Summary/Abstract OVER THE last two decades, numerous books, articles and press commentaries have hailed India as the next global power. This flush of enthusiasm results partly from the marked acceleration in India’s economic growth rate following reforms initiated in 1991. India’s gross domestic product (GDP) grew at 6 percent per year for most of the 1990s, 5.5 percent from 1998 to 2002, and soared to nearly 9 percent from 2003 to 2007, before settling at an average of 6.5 percent until 2012.
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ID:   135212


Obama’s last chance to save his presidency / Gelb, Leslie H   Article
Gelb, Leslie H Article
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Summary/Abstract Even President Obama’s dwindling residue of faithfuls and retainers should not wager on his rewriting the history books in his closing two years. A presidency that began with lofty expectations has devolved into steadily defining them down, at home and abroad. The result has been prolonged paralysis
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Torturing the rule of law / Glennon, Michael J   Article
Glennon, Michael J Article
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Summary/Abstract When elements of the national-security apparatus deceive Congress or the courts, they undermine the very institutions that they protect. The CIA’s attempt to hide its history of torture from congressional oversight is Exhibit a
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