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• Reagan Doctrine
  The '''Reagan Doctrine''' was foreign policy doctrine, adopted in the second term of President [ ...ed this declaration the "Reagan Doctrine". Krauthammer explained that the Reagan Doctrine proclaims overt but unashamed American support for anti-Communist revolutio
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• Reagan doctrine
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• Reagan Doctrine/Bibliography
  * Hausenfleck, Michael. "The Reagan Doctrine: A Conceptual Analysis of the Democracy Imperative in U.S. Foreign Policy, * Hubert, David A. "Public Opinion and the Reagan Doctrine: Issue Structure and the Domestic Setting of Foreign Policy." PhD disserta
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• The Reagan Doctrine
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• Reagan Doctrine/Approval
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• The Reagan Doctrine/Approval
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• Reagan doctrine
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• Ronald Reagan, Foreign Policy
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• The Reagan Doctrine
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• Reagan Doctrine/Bibliography
  * Hausenfleck, Michael. "The Reagan Doctrine: A Conceptual Analysis of the Democracy Imperative in U.S. Foreign Policy, * Hubert, David A. "Public Opinion and the Reagan Doctrine: Issue Structure and the Domestic Setting of Foreign Policy." PhD disserta
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• Rollback policy
  ...policy]], the '''rollback policy''' was a more general statement of the [[Reagan Doctrine]], which involved active measures to push back expansion by the [[Soviet Un | title = Essay: The Reagan Doctrine
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• Fred Halliday/Bibliography
  *''Beyond Irangate. The Reagan Doctrine and the Third World'' TransNational Issues 1, TNI 1987
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• Reagan Doctrine
  The '''Reagan Doctrine''' was foreign policy doctrine, adopted in the second term of President [ ...ed this declaration the "Reagan Doctrine". Krauthammer explained that the Reagan Doctrine proclaims overt but unashamed American support for anti-Communist revolutio
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• Ronald Reagan/Bibliography
  * Lagon, Mark P. ''The Reagan Doctrine: Sources of American Conduct in the Cold War's Last Chapter'' (1994) [http: * Pach, Chester. "The Reagan Doctrine: Principle, Pragmatism, and Policy." ''Presidential Studies Quarterly'' 200
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• History of the United States of America
  * [[The Reagan Doctrine]]
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• Ronald Reagan
  ...ing financial base. His rejected the legitimacy of Communism and in the [[Reagan Doctrine]] systematically challenged and eventually destroyed Soviet strength in the (See [[The Reagan Doctrine]])
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• U.S. intelligence activities in Cambodia
  The [[Reagan Administration]] sought to apply the [[Reagan Doctrine]] of aiding anti-Soviet resistance movements abroad to [[Cambodia]], which
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