The exit strategy delusion: asking the right questions

Article Abstract:

The US administration and Congress need to arrive at a consensus regarding issues about the exit of American troops promoting peace and order in other countries. Some of the concerns associated with exit strategies include American interests and the sensibility of open-ended military commitments.

Political aspects, Armed forces in foreign countries, American

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Isolationism: the know-nothings know something

Article Abstract:

The Clinton administration downplays pronouncements by politicians against continued US involvement in peacekeeping and other international efforts as running contrary to public opinion. However, the opinions expressed by these politicians should not be taken for granted by the administration.

Internationalism, Neutrality

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A "rising China": determining great power status

Article Abstract:

China may be considered a 'great power' since it has sufficient economic and military power and a strong high-technology base. Its 'great power' status, however, raises concerns regarding how it will exercise its strengths in relating with other countries.

China, Great powers

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