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U.S. FOREIGN POLICY UNDER THE OBAMA ADMINISTRATION: CONTINUITIES AND DISCONTINUITIES WITH THE GEORGE W. BUSH PRESIDENCY

Pietro Di Giorgio

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U.S. foreign policy in the post-9/11 era. Obama’s foreign policy in the first term: walking away from the Bush years. Obama’s foreign policy in the second term. A case study: Obama’s foreign policy and the Egyptian crisis.

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U.S. foreign policy in the post-9/11 era. Obama’s foreign policy in the first term: walking away from the Bush years. Obama’s foreign policy in the second term. A case study: Obama’s foreign policy and the Egyptian crisis.

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U.S. foreign policy in the post-9/11 era. Obama’s foreign policy in the first term: walking away from the Bush years. Obama’s foreign policy in the second term. A case study: Obama’s foreign policy and the Egyptian crisis.

Key concepts: Presidency, Foreign policy, George (robot), Administration (probate law), Political science, Public administration, Economic history, Politics

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