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... foreign affairs represents a cultural preference much more than a policy preference . Bill Clinton won no points among voters who are supposedly looking for a more robust foreign . policy by intervening in Bosnia and Kosovo . As an ...
... foreign affairs represents a cultural preference much more than a policy preference . Bill Clinton won no points among voters who are supposedly looking for a more robust foreign . policy by intervening in Bosnia and Kosovo . As an ...
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... foreign aid from the United States contingent on maintaining that neoliberal economic system , but now pri- vate investors can essentially dictate Bolivian domestic law as well . Foreign corporations that invested in Bolivia under ...
... foreign aid from the United States contingent on maintaining that neoliberal economic system , but now pri- vate investors can essentially dictate Bolivian domestic law as well . Foreign corporations that invested in Bolivia under ...
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... foreign economic policy objec- tives . " The prediction proved true . Rather than focusing on using World Bank loans to promote neoliberal development , the Bush administra- tion has preferred using bilateral foreign aid— and tying aid ...
... foreign economic policy objec- tives . " The prediction proved true . Rather than focusing on using World Bank loans to promote neoliberal development , the Bush administra- tion has preferred using bilateral foreign aid— and tying aid ...
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