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America in the 1990s: Dangers and Opportunities,ld are equally momentous. The outcome of the present transition is unclear and indeed unknowable. Many have suggested that it will result in a decline in American importance that is the fate of all great powers; and yet, paradoxically, American success in the Gulf war has given rise to suggestions o

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Nixon and Carter: Responses to Decline,aborate on the quantitative details of decline, but rather to consider the strategies that were developed for coping with America’s reduced role in the world in the 1970s. The different strategies devised by the Nixon and Carter administrations (the Ford administration was not sufficiently distincti