Confronting China.
The article focuses on confronting relations of China with the U.S. and humanitarianism is for the American brand and Muslims do not yearn for democracy as much as they yearn for dignity and justice. It mentions American foreign policy elite does not like to talk about culture since culture cannot b...
| Publicado en: | National Interest no. 162; pp. 11 - 24 |
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Jul/Aug2019
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