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Strobe Talbott Diplomacy In The Post Cold War Era
Series: Chautauqua Lectures
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Brookings Institution president Strobe Talbott talks about the changing face of diplomacy in a post-cold war world. He says that even as the world's only super power it's not wise for the US to "go it alone".
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Posted on January 03, 2005 at 11:26 PM | Permalink
Review of Strobe Talbott Diplomacy In The Post Cold War Era
If you are a political junkie then this is your fix in its purest form. Little production, just talk from one of America's more lucid insiders. Through his career Strobe Talbott has rubbed shoulders with key political players and is able to offer a fascinating analysis of important events and personalities from the post cold war era. If you are seeking to understand current U.S. foreign policy, give this a listen. It's alarming, enlightening and fascinating radio. It's also a reminder of how entertaining it is to hear a good speaker...speak, without any production bells and whistles.