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American Journal of International Law, 1914
I ask your attention for a few minutes to some observations upon the Monroe Doctrine. If I am justified in taking your time it will be not because I say anything novel, but because there is occasion for restating well settled matters which seem to have been overlooked in some recent writings on the subject.We are all familiar with President Monroe’s ...
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I ask your attention for a few minutes to some observations upon the Monroe Doctrine. If I am justified in taking your time it will be not because I say anything novel, but because there is occasion for restating well settled matters which seem to have been overlooked in some recent writings on the subject.We are all familiar with President Monroe’s ...
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2020
On December 2, 1823, in his Annual Message to Congress, President James Monroe issued a bold statement on foreign policy that reaffirmed the nation’s longstanding commitment to neutrality and offered an explicit warning to Europe that the entire Western Hemisphere was closed to further colonization.
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On December 2, 1823, in his Annual Message to Congress, President James Monroe issued a bold statement on foreign policy that reaffirmed the nation’s longstanding commitment to neutrality and offered an explicit warning to Europe that the entire Western Hemisphere was closed to further colonization.
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On December 2, 1823, in his Annual Message to Congress, President James Monroe issued a bold statement on foreign policy that reaffirmed the nation’s longstanding commitment to neutrality and offered an explicit warning to Europe that the entire Western Hemisphere was closed to further colonization.
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Russia’s New “Monroe Doctrine”
2011Like the Terminator, Russia is back — back as a major actor in world affairs and as a major headache for security policy decision makers in the Western world. In words, this point was driven home by then Russian President Vladimir Putin in his speech at the Wehrkunde meeting in Munich, February 2007.
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