Volume 28, Number 7 · April 30, 1981
Foreign Policy: What's to Be Done?
By Stanley Hoffmann
What kind of strategy would respond to the international situation many Americans find so ominous today? A few guidelines, at least, can be useful, first about preconditions for effective policy, then about priorities.
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