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Artículo:: The Fire Last Time: Going Critical offers an insider´ view of the deal struck with North Korea in 1994 and a core lesson for the Bush administration: there´s no substitute for negotiation
Autor:: Scott Snyder
Página:: 144
Publicación:: Foreign Affairs
Volúmen:: 83
Número:: 4
Periodo:: Julio-Agosto 2004
ISSN:: 00157120
SrcID:: 00157120 -2004-04.txt

Artículo:: Grand Strategy in the Second Term In his first four years George W. Bush presided over the most sweeping redesign of U.S. strategy since the days of F.D.R. Over the next four his basic direction should remain the same: restoring security in a more dangerous world. Some midcourse corrections however are overdue. Washington should remember the art of speaking softly the need for international legitimacy
Autor:: John Lewis Gaddis
Página:: 2
Publicación:: Foreign Affairs
Periodo:: Enero-Febrero 2005
ISSN:: 00157120
SrcID:: 00157120 -2005-01.txt

Artículo:: Iraq: Winning the Unwinnable War By losing the trust of the Iraqi people the Bush administration has already lost the war. Moderate Iraqis can still win it but only if they wean themselves from Washington get support from elsewhere To help them the United States should reduce ultimately eliminate its military Presence train Iraqis to beat the insurgency on their own rally Iran European allies to the cause
Autor:: James Dobbins
Página:: 16
Publicación:: Foreign Affairs
Periodo:: Enero-Febrero 2005
ISSN:: 00157120
SrcID:: 00157120 -2005-01.txt

Artículo:: Iraq: The Logic of Disengagement
Autor:: Edward N. Luttwak
Resumen:: The best strategy for the United States now in Iraq is disengagement. In a reversal of the usual sequence the U.S. hand will be strengthened by withdrawal Washington might actually be able to lay the groundwork for a reasonably stable Iraq. Why? Because geography ensures that all other parties are far more exposed to the dangers of an anarchical Iraq than is the United States itself
Página:: 26
Publicación:: Foreign Affairs
Periodo:: Enero-Febrero 2005
ISSN:: 00157120
SrcID:: 00157120 -2005-01.txt

Artículo:: The Global Economic Challenge Improving U.S. foreign economic policy after four years of neglect will require addressing a series of problems that if left to fester will have grave consequences for U.S. domestic interests U.S. foreign policy as a whole. Above all the second Bush administration must recognize that geopolitics geo-economics are deeply intertwined must be managed accordingly
Autor:: Jeffrey E. Garten
Página:: 37
Publicación:: Foreign Affairs
Periodo:: Enero-Febrero 2005
ISSN:: 00157120
SrcID:: 00157120 -2005-01.txt

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