Foreign Affairs

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Foreign Affairs; 03/01/2008
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Foreign Affairs; 03/01/2008
In this article the author offers his proposals for an American response to the political threats and natural disasters facing the United States current in 2008. He suggests that external forces such as terrorism and natural disasters have given rise to a sense of powerlessness and a climate of fear among the American population. He warns that the result of this national mood is the undermining of American ideals which in turn increases domestic political demagoguery. In order to combat these factors the author suggests a return to the notion of national self-reliance, adaptability and dynamism.
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Foreign Affairs; 03/01/2008
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