27 This was a pol taken by the Al ensbach Institute. New York Times, Jan. 21, 1988.
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28 This example is cited by Russel Hardin, "Contracts, Promises and Arms Control," Bul etin of Atomic Scientists (Oct. 1984). Hardin cal s the Kennedy unilateral initiative an example of
"contract by convention," which he thinks is much preferable to endless negotiation.
29 Walter Clemens, "US and USSR: An Agenda for a New Detente," Christian Science
Monitor, Mar. 21, 1985.
30 Sivard, World Military and Social Expenditures 1987-88, 22.
31 Leonard Bernstein, "War Is Not Inevitable," Fel owship (Jan.-Feb. 1981).
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Document Outline
OneIntroduction: American Ideology
TwoMachiavellian Realism and U.S. Foreign Policy: Means and Ends
ThreeViolence and Human Nature
FiveJust and Unjust War
SixLaw and Justice
SevenEconomic Justice: The American Class System
EightFree Speech: Second Thoughts on the First Amendment
NineRepresentative Government: The Black Experience
TenCommunism and Anti-communism
ElevenThe Ultimate Power