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Policy toward Cuba in the Clinton Administration
Walt Vanderbush and Patrick J. Haney examine the dynamics of making U.S.policy toward Cuba during the first Clinton administration. They argue that, rather than being dominated by the executive and a powerful ethnic interest group, in this period Cuba policy became enmeshed in electoral politics and a struggle for foreign policy power between the Congress and the president.
Foreign Attachments: The Power of Ethnic Groups in the Making of American Foreign Policy, Tony Smith Reviewed by Patrick J. Haney
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