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Democrats have spent most of this year accusing Bush of being trapped in Cold War thinking.(President George W. Bush)(Brief Article)
* Democrats have spent most of this year accusing Bush of being trapped in Cold War thinking. (That is why, they say, he was not alert to the threat of al-Qaeda.) But now Bush is shaking up an outdated, Cold War pattern of military deployments, and the Democrats are objecting. Bush understands that the military's current posture--one originally designed to defend against a massive Soviet armored attack on Germany--no longer makes sense. Democrats say Bush is being dangerously unilateralist. But the planned repositioning has been worked out over the last two and a half years, during extensive consultations with allies. Maintaining heavy armored divisions in Germany indefinitely would be no more than mindless attachment to the status quo. The ...
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- Newspaper article from: The Washington Post May 23, 1989 700+ words
...his May 12 column on Panama {op-ed}, Stephen Rosenfeld misses a great opportunity to further people's post-Cold War thinking on the "rules of the game" for the United States and the Soviets to live together peacefully. He says that Panama...
- Cold war thinking on nuclear policy?(LETTERS)(FORUM)
- Newspaper article from: The Washington Times January 16, 2005 700+ words
...how, more than a decade after the end of the Cold War, outdated axioms still have a lock on thinking...newthink, Mr. Hobson's arguments are wholly Cold War vintage. The thorough Cold War grounding of Mr. Hobson's views on nuclear...
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- Magazine article from: Arena Magazine McKnight, David February 1, 2003 700+ words
...to rethink the dynamics of the post-Cold War world and to rely instead on frameworks generated by the Cold War. In this context the significant differences...was refracted through the prism of the Cold War between the US and the Soviet Union...
- What cold war? Khrushchev 'reborn' in USA.(USA)(New Allegiance)
- Newspaper article from: The Christian Science Monitor July 14, 1999 700+ words
...sign that most Americans are still living in the cold war.... You're still in the middle of the battle...shows] it will take much more time to go from cold-war to post-cold-war thinking." The accidental celebrity Sitting in the front...
- U.S. shouldn't police new world disorder. (new opportunities for US foreign...
- Magazine article from: Insight on the News Clarke, Jonathan August 1, 1994 700+ words
...reason why the search for a post-Cold War foreign and defense policy is so...a policy worked well during the Cold War does not necessarily mean that it should survive. Unfortunately, Cold War thinking and spending habits continue to...
- Navy should focus on post-Cold War force-structure, report says. (Congressional...
- Newspaper article from: Defense Daily March 26, 1993 700+ words
...The Navy's habit of sticking to Cold War thinking may be muddling force planning and hampering the development of post-Cold War requirements, a defense analyst...suggests. "A potential post-Cold War implication of this notion is that...
- Will we end the cold war? The next president's historic opportunity.
- Magazine article from: The Nation Cohen, Stephen F. October 10, 1988 700+ words
...obligation to end the decades-long cold war between the United States and the...awaits him in Moscow-in the anti-cold war thinking and foreign policy reforms adopted...United States. That is because the cold war, with the U. S.-Soviet arms...
- The U.S. military as geographical agent: the case of cold war Alaska*.(World...
- Magazine article from: The Geographical Review Hummel, Laurel J. January 1, 2005 700+ words
...undertakings in Alaska during the cold war ensured Alaska's future and set...Naske and Herman Slotnick, "the Cold War rescued Alaska from economic depression...Denfeld 1996). Central to early cold war thinking was the "polar concept," based...
