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In this volume, a bipartisan group of leading academic and policy experts unravel the core causes of instability in the Middle East and North Africa. Their answers should help policymakers and students understand the region on its own terms, and enable the United States and its allies to adjust policy and focus on core challenges facing the area.
Praise for Nancy Soderberg'sThe Superpower Myth"A sensible, hard-headed, realistic alternative to the excesses of America's Iraq-era dealings with the world."-James Fallows, National Correspondent, The Atlantic Monthly"One of the greatest strengths of Soderberg's book is her insider's account of many of the seminal events of the 1990s. Soderberg [gives us] a bird's-eye view of such critical issues as intervention in the Balkans and Haiti and U.S. efforts to combat al Qaeda and hunt down Osama bin Laden."-Charles A. Kupchan, The Washington Post Book World"Does America Need a Foreign Policy? by Henry Kissinger, The Choice by Zbigniew Brzezinski, and The Superpower Myth by Nancy Soderberg-all of these authors have firsthand experience in government, and it shows. The Superpower Myth, which doubles as a memoir of Soderberg's years in the Clinton administration, is a history told from inside meeting rooms, full of detail about how government bureaucracies actually function-and why sometimes they don't."-Jonathan D. Tepperman, The New York Times Book Review
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