American leadership and world security: new opportunities

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American leadership, due to changes in the world community, needs to create a new framework for effective global planning. Expanding Europe affects the role of NATO and the US partnership with European countries. In Asia, the US should be cautious of a China and Russia alliance.

Europe, United States foreign relations

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The new world order: a plea for realism

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The relatively more peaceful world order emerging from geo-political changes should define future US foreign initiatives. Political foresight, cooperation and the realization of the nation's resource limits should help in formulating new policies.

International economic relations, Security, International, International security

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Morality and world affairs: avoiding Utopianism

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The US should adopt a pragmatic foreign policythat would further national interests and promote democratic principles. Geopolitics, morality and internationalism should also play key roles in the formulation of a foreign policy guideline.

Geopolitics, Internationalism

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