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Beyond Kosovo
Hartung, William D. | May 10, 1999 issue

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The U.S./North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) war in Kosovo, Serbia marks a dramatic shift in the contours of global politics and domestic foreign policy. Not only is bombing the wrong tactic for achieving humanitarian ends but NATO is the wrong institution for task at hand. The U.S. doesn't need a "tougher" policy but a smarter one that involves cooperating with key international and regional players to reduce threats to peace and investing in multilateral institutions that can shoulder part of the burden of heading off ethnic conflicts before they escalate into war.

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INTERNATIONAL relations; NORTH Atlantic Treaty Organization; WAR; WORLD politics; KOSOVO (Serbia); SERBIA; UNITED States
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