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1 de feb. de 2005 · The U.S. may be the most powerful nation, Soderberg argues, but subscribing to the "superpower myth" of American omnipotence has led to dangerous miscalculations in Iraq and antipathy worldwide.
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Using vivid examples from her years in the White House and at the United Nations, Nancy Soderberg demonstrates why military force is not always effective, why allies and consensus-building are crucial, and how the current administration's faulty world view has adversely affected policies toward Israel, Iraq, North Korea, Haiti, Africa, and Al ...
1 de ene. de 2005 · Her basic thesis is that after initial missteps in Haiti and Somalia and bruising lessons learned in Bosnia, the Clinton team eventually found an effective combination of diplomacy and force that led to success in Kosovo and the emergence of the United States as the indispensable superpower.
11 de feb. de 2005 · Powerful, provocative, and persuasive, this timely book demonstrates that the future of America's security depends on overcoming the superpower myth.
The Superpower Myth: The Use and Misuse of American Might : Soderberg, Nancy, Clinton, Bill, Clinton, William Jefferson: Amazon.es: Libros
The U.S. may be the most powerful nation, Soderberg argues, but subscribing to the "superpower myth" of American omnipotence has led to dangerous miscalculations in Iraq and antipathy worldwide. Clinton, restrained as he was by American voters' limited tolerance of fights in which they "had no dog," understood the global equation and the limits ...
