American Think-Tanks and their Role in US Foreign Policy

Donald E. Abelson

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Preface and Acknowledgements - Introduction - Think-Tanks in American Politics: An Historical Background - Networks of Influence: Think-Tanks in the Foreign Policy-Making Process - A New Channel of Influence: Think-Tanks and the News Media - Think-Tanks and US Foreign Policy: A Look Inside the Latin American Lobby - Think-Tanks and Models of Decision-Making - Conclusion - Appendices - Notes and References - Bibliography - Index

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