Moral theory and policy science: A new look at the gap between foreign and domestic affairs

Ethics and International Affairs 6:81–93 (1992)
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This article examines the present bifurcation of policy-making into domestic and foreign components, and urges a theoretical effort aimed at unifying national policy by integrating its various components

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