The U.S. has a duty to nurture civilian-led nonviolent democratic change at a time when it is, surely, in short global supply.
James T. Tucker: “The U.S. has a duty to nurture civilian-led nonviolent democratic change at a time when it is, surely, in short global…”
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Emphasizing the U.S. responsibility to support democracy in Sudan.
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