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[Realists foreground the national interest as the benchmark for intelligent foreign policy. They are certainly correct in thinking that there should be some general principles in terms of which policy is formulated and against which the goals it seeks and the means used to achieve them can be evaluated. In their absence policies are more likely to be formulated from a short-term perspective, in response to inappropriate criteria like organizational concerns and special interests, and more likely to be implemented in ways that have the potential to embarrass the country.]
Published: Jul 27, 2019
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