How could Vietnam happen? an autopsy

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Veröffentlicht in:	Perspectives on American foreign policy
1. Verfasser:	Thomson jr., James C. (VerfasserIn)
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Veröffentlicht:	1983
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Foreign policy : whatʹs to be done?	1983	Hoffmann, Stanley
Strategic intelligence and intermestic politics	1983	Ransom, Harry Howe
Leaders, leadership, and American foreign policy	1983	Hermann, Margaret G.
Defining the national interest, again : old superstitions, new realities	1983	Morgenthau, Hans J.
The Third World : exploring U.S. interests	1983	Sewell, John W.
Evolving patterns of U. S. security assistance 1950-1980	1983	Semmel, Andrew K.
Internationalism comes of age again	1983	Free, Lloyd
Are bureaucracies important? a re-examination of accounts of the Cuban missile crisis	1983	Krasner, Stephen D.
Presidential management styles and models	1983	George, Alexander L.
Explaining SALT from a bureaucratic politics perspective	1983	Rosati, Jerel A.
Containment : its past and future	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.
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.