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America unbound: the Bush revolution in foreign policy

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1. The Bush Revolution. 2. George Bush and the Vulcans. 3. Bush's Worldview. 4. Building a Team. 5. The First Eight Months. 6. September 11. 7. Onto the Offensive. 8. The Bush Strategy. 9. The Inevitable War. 10. We Were All Wrong. 11. The Aftermath. 12. Whither the Bush Revolution?. Notes. Acknowledgments. Index.

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