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January/February 2000
Strange Bedfellows: Mandela, de Klerk, and the New South Africa
The Dreamer: The World According to Gorbachev
New History for a New Israel: Two Landmark Looks at a Sentimentalized Past
The Road From Serfdom: Amartya Sen Argues that Growth Is Not Enough
Safe Keeing
Safe Keeing
A Chance for Peace in Afghanistan: The Taliban's Days Are Numbered
Labor’s New Internationalism
Rwanda in Retrospect
Enough is Enough
A Farewell to Arms Inspections
Asian Bulge
Asian Bulge
Seattle Plan
Clearing up Kosovo
A Poor Case for Quitting: Mistaking Incompetence for Interventionism
Campaign 2000: A Republican Foreign Policy
The Need for Nuclear Power
Iran's New Revolution
The Second Nuclear Age
The Shocks of a World of Cheap Oil
Campaign 2000: Promoting the National Interest
The Bullied Pulpit: A Weak Chief Executive Makes Worse Foreign Policy
States' Rights and Foreign Policy: Some Things Should Be Left to Washington
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