Leave Other Countries Alone: A new "grand strategy" for US foreign policy, by Benjamin Schwarz and Christopher Layne

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"A New Grand Strategy"
By Benjamin Schwarz and Christopher Layne
The Atlantic Monthly, January 2002

For more than fifty years American foreign policy has sought to prevent
the emergence of other great powers - a strategy that has proved
burdensome, futile, and increasingly risky. The United States will be
more secure, and the world more stable, if America now chooses to pass
the buck and allow other countries to take care of themselves.

See http://freedomofpress.tripod.com/atlantic1.html

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