| Explaining SALT from a bureaucratic politics perspective
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1983 |
Rosati, Jerel A. |
| Containment : its past and future
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1983 |
Gaddis, John Lewis |
| Realism and complex interdependence
|
1983 |
Keohane, Robert O. |
| Two views of the Soviet problem
|
1983 |
Kennan, George F. |
| A resurgent congress and the imperial presidency
|
1983 |
Cronin, Thomas E. |
| Policy-making is politics
|
1983 |
Hilsman, Roger |
| A leadership divided : the foreign policy beliefs of American leaders, 1976-1980
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1983 |
Holsti, Ole R. |
| Crusaders and pragmatists : two types of foreign policy makers
|
1983 |
Stoessinger, John G. |
| The influence of special-interest groups and mass media on security policy in the United States
|
1983 |
Cohen, Bernard C. |
| Misconceptions governing American foreign policy
|
1983 |
Commager, Henry Steele |
| The rise of the national security assistant, 1961-1981
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1983 |
Destler, I. M. |
| System structures and American foreign policy
|
1983 |
Kissinger, Henry |
| MAD versus NUTS : can doctrine or weaponry remedy the mutual hostage relationship of the superpowers?
|
1983 |
Keeny jr., Spurgeous M. |
| U. S. military forces as a political instrument since World War II
|
1983 |
Blechman, Barry M. |
| The impact of organization on U.S. international economic policy
|
1983 |
Cohen, Stephen D. |
| Bureaucratic constraints on innovation in American foreign policy
|
1983 |
Hermann, Charles F. |
| How could Vietnam happen? : an autopsy
|
1983 |
Thomson jr., James C. |
| The rise and fall of the new foreign-policy establishment
|
1983 |
Gershman, Carl |
| Why not the State Department?
|
1983 |
Gelb, Leslie H. |
| Globalism in American foreign policy
|
1983 |
Ambrose, Stephen E. |
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