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Tony Smith,192
Mary Elise Sarotte,193
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Там же.203
Carrie Rosefsky Wickham,204
Jean-Paul Carvalho,205
Nathan J. Brown,206
Zeinab Abul-Magd, «The Egyptian Republic of Retired Generals»,207
David Sanger,208
«The Other Arab Spring»,209
Michael Mandelbaum210
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Mann,212
William Arkin and Dana Priest,213
Sanger,214
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David Rodhe, «The Obama Doctrine»,216
Greg Miller, «U.S. Set to Keep Kill Lists for Years»,217
Майкл О’Хэнлон считает, что администрации не хватает эффективной стратегии работы с недееспособными государствами. См.: «Obama’s Weak and Failing States Agenda»,