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Author Chat: Michael Beckley

Published: Jul. 22, 2015

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Myth of Entangling Alliances

As Michael Beckley reveals, the United States' alliance commitments draw it into conflict far less often than many assume.

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Asia & the Pacific Europe History International Relations International Security & Defense International Security Program North America U.S. Foreign Policy

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