An Empire Decomposed: American Foreign Relations in the Early 21st Century
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Saudi Arabia: The End of Progress without Change
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China and the Muslim Peoples of the Middle East
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U.S. Policy and the Search for Peace in the Middle East
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Foregone Conclusions: Vested Interests and Intelligence Analysis
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Debt, Defense, and Diplomacy: Foreign Policy Dilemmas before the President-Elect
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West Asia and the Next President: More of the Same Won’t Do
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America after the Meltdown: Foreign Policy and the Next President
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America in the World: Magoo at the Helm
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American Interests, Policies, and Results in the Middle East: Energy, Israel, Access, and the Containment of Muslim Rage
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