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Henry Kissinger serves as a powerful example of one who managed to dominate the foreign policy bureaucracies in the Nixon and Ford Administrations. The author asserts that the former Secretary of State has redirected our thinking about these problems of foreign policy, particularly because Kissinger argued that lack of statesmanship is actually at the heart of the matter.
Author Biography: Robert A. Strong is Assistant Professor of Political Science at Tulane University.
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Eugene Kang
reviewed Bureaucracy and statesmanship on February 06, 2014
Bureaucracy and statesmanship
I have read parts of the German, but cannot vouch for this English translation. I wish I had read more of it, when I was 'there'...
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