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GENESIS OF THE G. BUSH-JR. ADMINISTRATION FOREIGN POLICY: ORIGINS OF NEOCONSERVATIVE TURN
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GENESIS OF THE G. BUSH-JR. ADMINISTRATION FOREIGN POLICY: ORIGINS OF NEOCONSERVATIVE TURN
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S268667300000617-8-1
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Authors
Sergey Shenin 
Edition
Issue 5 (521)
Pages
59-72
Abstract
The article is devoted to the study of forming and functioning of the foreign policy decision-making mechanism in the Bush administration before 9/11/2001. Though Bush’s foreign policy team was built of clear realists, the appointments of second level officials demonstrated that a neoconservative turn and transition to the interventionist foreign policy was being prepared.
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01.05.2013
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