Grand Strategy

A Grand Strategy For The New Millenium The collapse of Soviet power prompted the most serious re-examination of America's stake in world security in forty-five years. For the first time since 1947, serious analysts called for a return to military disengagement from Europe and Asia. (Bandow 1994; Carpenter 1992; Layne 1993). The decade since the end of the Cold War has shown this position to be horribly naïve. The Balkan crisis, the continuing division of the Korean peninsula, …

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