A nation must think before it acts.
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This past summer I had the pleasure (albeit it was no easy task) of reviewing two thick books of historical ...
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Read more »November 10, 1999 Several people, including our host Ron Naples, whose burden it was to introduce this lecture, have asked ...
Read more »I have been asked to speak to the question of the challenge of ethnic conflict in U.S. foreign policy. The ...
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Read more »The following essay is adapted from remarks delivered at the ninety-fifth birthday party for Ambassador Robert Strausz-Hupé, held at the ...
Read more »Does military culture matter? Students of either military history or current military institutions have devoted little attention to it, yet ...
Read more »Everyone talks, but hardly anyone thinks or does anything about it. I refer to the upsurge in awareness of religion’s ...
Read more »Experience and history teach only this, wrote the philosopher Hegel in 1827: that people and governments never learn anything from ...
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