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The Future of U.S.-Russia Relations

By Spencer P. Boyer | August 28, 2008

Will Russian aggression in Georgia change the way the United States deals with Moscow? Is there a valid comparison between South Ossettia and Kosovo? Can the United States help prevent further aggression between Russia and outlying areas?


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