American Ideals, Global Realities
The speeches of Pres Bill Clinton, Sec of State Warren Christopher, Security Adviser Anthony Lake and the UN Ambassador Madeleine Albright clearly define the foreign policy of the Clinton Administration in the post-Cold War period. Clinton wants to maintain cordial relations with West Asian countrie...
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