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Get Ready for the Clinton Doctrine

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Published: November 8, 1996

Critics charge Pres Clinton with conducting US foreign policy through a prism of domestic concerns. Clinton has a unique opportunity to build a legacy of peace and stability in the post-Cold War world--if he acts on it.

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Allison, Graham. “Get Ready for the Clinton Doctrine.” New Statesman, November 8, 1996

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