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U.S. Foreign Policy Never Recovered From the War on Terror; Only a Reckoning With the Disastrous Legacy of 9/11 Can Heal the United States

Author: Matthew Duss Affiliation: Foreign Policy Advisor to US Senator Bernie Sanders (Vermont, Independent) Organization/Publisher: Foreign Affairs  Date/Place: October 22, 2020/USA Type of Literature: Analysis  Number of Pages: 8 Link: Keywords: Antiterrorism Policies, Post 9/11, US, Reckoning  Brief: The…

A Strategy for Avoiding Two-Front War

Author: A.Wess Mitchell Affiliation: The Marathon Initiative, former Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs (Oct. 2017 to Feb. 2019) U.S. State Department  Organization/Publisher: National Interest Date/Place: August 22, 2021/USA Type of Literature: Article Word Count: 5639  Link:…

When Do Ideological Enemies Ally?

Author: Mark L. Haas Affiliation: Duquesne University Organization/Publisher: International Security, MIT Press Date/Place: Summer 2021/USA Type of Literature: Academic Journal article Number of Pages: 43  Link: Keywords: Alliances, Ideology, France, Soviet Union, Frenemy, International Relations theory   Brief:  …