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Artículo:: Staying Powerpremium content icon
Autor:: Michael O'Hanlon
Resumen:: Americans have growing doubts about the U.S. mission in Afghanistan that U.S. President Barack Obama seems to share. But the United States should and will maintain a major presence in Afghanistan for years to come
Página:: 63
Publicación:: Foreign Affairs
Volúmen:: 89
Número:: 5
Periodo:: Septiembre – Octubre 2010
ISSN:: 00157120
SrcID:: 00157120-2010-05.txt

Artículo:: Russia's New Nobilitypremium content icon
Autor:: Andrei Soldatov
Resumen:: In today's Russia, officers in the country's security agencies -- especially the FSB -- wield great influence over Russia's political life, foreign policy, and economic interests. If the Kremlin is serious about modernizing the country, it will have to rein in the virtually untrammeled power of the security services
Página:: 80
Publicación:: Foreign Affairs
Volúmen:: 89
Número:: 5
Periodo:: Septiembre – Octubre 2010
ISSN:: 00157120
SrcID:: 00157120-2010-05.txt

Artículo:: Defending a New Domain
Autor:: William J. Lynn III
Resumen:: Right now, more than 100 foreign intelligence organizations are trying to hack into the digital networks that undergird U.S. military operations. The Pentagon recognizes the catastrophic threat posed by cyberwarfare, and is partnering with allied governments and private companies to prepare itself
Página:: 97
Publicación:: Foreign Affairs
Volúmen:: 89
Número:: 5
Periodo:: Septiembre – Octubre 2010
ISSN:: 00157120
SrcID:: 00157120-2010-05.txt

Artículo:: Not Ready for Prime Timepremium content icon
Autor:: Jorge G. Castañeda
Resumen:: The world’s leading international institutions may be outmoded, but Brazil, China, India, and South Africa are not ready to join the helm. Their shaky commitment to democracy, human rights, nuclear nonproliferation, and environmental protection would only weaken the international system’s core values
Página:: 109
Publicación:: Foreign Affairs
Volúmen:: 89
Número:: 5
Periodo:: Septiembre – Octubre 2010
ISSN:: 00157120
SrcID:: 00157120-2010-05.txt

Artículo:: An Unlikely Trio
Autor:: Mustafa Akyol
Resumen:: In Reset, Stephen Kinzer argues that the United States should partner with Iran and Turkey to promote democracy and combat extremism in the Middle East. Although it is hard to imagine Iran as a friend of Washington, Turkey is ready to play that role
Página:: 124
Publicación:: Foreign Affairs
Volúmen:: 89
Número:: 5
Periodo:: Septiembre – Octubre 2010
ISSN:: 00157120
SrcID:: 00157120-2010-05.txt

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