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=100   #$$a American Foreign Policy Present To Past : A Narrative With Readings and Documents
=245  1#$$a American Foreign Policy Present To Past : $b A Narrative With Readings and Documents /$c Edited by Lloyd C. Gardner
=260  ##$$a New York :$b Hasanuddin University Press,$c 1974
=300  ##$$a XVIII, 336 hlm. ; 21 cm ; $c 21 cm
=520  ##$$a Presidents make foreign policy decisions using history as their chief counsellor. Critics need a "usable" past to supply answers and refutations. Both must reach back from the present for precedents and justifications to support their view of the world and to explain their goals to others. Now, the events leading to the major foreign policy decisions since world War II have been re-focused-the prespective is from the present.
=650   4$$a Politik Luar Negeri Amerika
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