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Influence without power: The role of the backbench in Australian foreign policy, 1976-1977
Master of the Game
Master of the Game

By Martin Indyk

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A perceptive and provocative history of Henry Kissinger's diplomatic negotiations in the Middle East that illuminates the unique challenges and barriers Kissinger and his successors have faced in t...

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Innocent abroad
Innocent abroad

By Martin Indyk

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If the next American president wants to succeed in the Middle East, his diplomacy will need to take account of the lessons of past failures, presented here in a gripping book by a former two-time U...

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Bending history
Bending history

By Martin Indyk

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"Examines first years of the Obama presidency and effects on American foreign policy, including the U.S. relationships with China and Pakistan, war in Afghanistan and withdrawal from Iraq, movement...

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Bending History
Bending History
Bending History
Road Ahead Middle East Policy in the Bush Administration s Second Term
Case for a New U.S. Saudi Strategic Compact
Case for a New U.S. Saudi Strategic Compact

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