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The Limits of Bilateralism

From: Woodrow Wilson Center
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Drawing on his 34 years in office, Lee H. Hamilton offers a unique perspective on Congress, foreign affairs, and the legislative process. Read the full description.

Default-piece-image-0 One of the more surprising themes of American foreign policy in the past year has been discord between America and its close allies, says former Congressman Lee Hamilton. We must not over-estimate our capacity to persuade friends to help achieve our goals.

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One of the more surprising themes of American foreign policy in the past year has been discord between America and its close allies, says former Congressman Lee Hamilton. We must not over-estimate our capacity to persuade friends to help achieve our goals.