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October 9, 2012

U.S. Cannot 'Lead from Behind' in Asia

Aaron Friedberg, The Diplomat

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Amidst warnings that America's 'pivot' could trigger greater tensions, a softer 'rebalance' is now in vogue. It may make matters far worse.

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