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The temptation for the US to act unilaterally now that it is the sole superpower is strong, yet in terms of its objectives in the Caspian region, unilateralism could doom it to failure, argues Menzel (Congressional Fellow, American Political Science Association). He compares explanations of US behavior in the Caspian region, particularly those provided by neorealist theory and neoliberal institionalism. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
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