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American Interests and the United Nations
Donald J. Puchala analyzes the current roles of the United Nations and finds that contrary to some views, American values and foreign policy interests are, on the whole, served by U.N. activities and policy directions.
The Limits of Alliance: NATO Out-of-Area Problems Since 1949, Douglas Stuart and William Tow Reviewed by Donald J. Puchala
Hope and Folly: The United States and UNESCO 1945-1985, William Preston, Jr., Edward S. Herman and Herbert I. Schiller Reviewed by Donald J. Puchala
Word Politics: Verbal Strategy Among Superpowers, Thomas M. Franck and Edward Weisband Reviewed by Donald J. Puchala
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