Posted by Matt in September 22nd, 2008 |
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Military,
U.S.,
Balance Of Power,
Cast Away,
Constraints,
Credibility,
Decades,
Deterrents,
Drift,
Erosion,
Fracture,
Friends And Foes,
Global Balance,
global balance of power,
Illusion Of Safety,
Incentives,
Nuclear Superiority,
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Relative Power,
Russia,
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Twenty Years
OVER THE next ten to twenty years, the erosion of American nuclear superiority will have major ramifications for the global balance of power. It will place new constraints on our freedom of action and lead our friends and foes alike to doubt the credibility of all instruments of U.S. power. As a result, decades-old alliance [...]
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Posted by Matt in March 26th, 2008 |
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Russia,
Alexander,
Classified,
Crying Wolf,
Decline,
Democracy In Russia,
Drift,
fascism,
Fascist State,
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Kyiv Post,
Motyl,
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Russia Today,
Rutgers University,
Wolf
In his articles Is Putin’s Russia fascist? published on the site of The National Interest Online on December 3, 2007 and Surviving Russia’s drift to fascism published in the Kyiv Post, January 17, 2008, Professor Alexander Motyl of Rutgers University seems to argue that Putin’s Russia can be classified as a fascist state.
Many observers of [...]
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