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A Foreign Policy for the United States

By Ira Straus
with Thomas P. Ehrenzeller

A Federator Publication
May 1987

Preface, by Senator Gale McGee

Rebuilding a Bipartisan Foreign Policy Consensus: America's Ultimate Goal in the World

The Challenge of the Institutions of Western Unity

The Ultimate Goal of NATO

Toward Atlantic Representation

An Enduring World Currency Order

An End to Trade Wars