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Orbis Summer 1998

All articles from Orbis are available at the Orbis website on Elsevier’s Science Direct.

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  • Orbis
  • Summer 1998
  • Volume 42
  • Number 3

Editor’s Column Summer 1998

  • Walter A. McDougall

Article References

Which Way for Sino-Russian Relations?

  • Stephen Blank

Chinese Opinion on Human Rights

  • Ming Wan

The Maoist Drag on China’s Military

  • Solomon M. Karmel

Indonesia in Flames

  • Theodore Friend

How to Think About Korean Unification

  • Paul Bracken

The U.S. Military Must Find its Voice

  • Sam C. Sarkesian

Responding to New Terrorist Threats

  • Frank J. Cilluffo
  • Jack Thomas Tomarchio

The Containment of America

  • Harvey Sicherman

Review Essays

Handicapping the George Kennan Sweepstakes

  • Bruce Berkowitz

Wounded Warriors and the Lessons of Vietnam

  • Michael C. Desch

History and Memory in Japan and America

  • Robert G. Kane

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