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Fatal attraction : reflections on the alliance with the United
States
Bruce Grant
Melbourne, Vic. : Black Inc, 2004
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Book description Deputy sheriff, spear-carrier to
the chief, loyal servant. Is there another way to approach Australia's
alliance with the United States? Fatal Attraction looks at where
our most important alliance has gone wrong. It is written to enhance,
not to undermine it, but it sounds a warning: we are a "different kind
of nation from the Americans, with something more to give the world than
a pale version of the virtues that have made the United States great." [Publisher's
website]
About the author
Bruce Grant is a distinctive Australian writer who
is also a distinguished analyst of international affairs. He has been a
foreign correspondent, a newspaper columnist, a film and theatre critic,
an ambassador and an adviser to governments, while writing novels, short
stories and books about the outstanding issues of our time. He is now a
professor at Monash University, teaching statecraft to young diplomats.
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