Clinton's warriors: the interventionists. (Bill Clinton's policy of limited intervention): An article from: World Policy Journal

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From the supplier: Pres Bill Clinton's new military and foreign policies are reflected by his choice of Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) chairmen. The appointment of new JCS Chmn Henry Shelton reflects Clinton's improved relationship with the military. He succeeded Gen John Shalikashvili who adopted an assertive attitude in Haiti and Bosnia. Clinton's foreign policy team leader Madeleine Albright has announced the new US policy of limited intervention in Rwanda, Macedonia, Haiti and Bosnia. This new interventionist stance only began in 1994 when an invasion of Haiti was recommended by Clinton.

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Title: Clinton's warriors: the interventionists. (Bill Clinton's policy of limited intervention)
Author: Robert Worth
Publication:World Policy Journal (Refereed)
Date: March 22, 1998
Publisher: World Policy Institute
Volume: v15 Issue: n1 Page: p43(6)

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