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Proposes moving the United States away from the control paradigm to a policy of global inclusion. Global inclusion seeks to repair the U.S. relationship with other countries, recommit the United States to effective participation in the United Nations and other multilateral institutions, and ground U.S. foreign policy firmly in the principle of human equality. It also involves moving away from the language of threats and fear to a language of challenge and possibility. From publisher description.
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2 editions- Other · English · 2008Paradigm Publishers · 133 pages · 9781594515514
- Other · English · 2008Taylor & Francis Group · 144 pages · 9781594515521
EqualityForeign relationsInternational cooperationPhilosophyPolitical and social viewsPolitical aspectsPolitical aspects of EqualityUnilateral acts (International law)