Author: Hillary Rodham Clinton
November/December 2010
Foreign Affairs
To meet the range of challenges facing the United States and the world, Washington will have to strengthen and amplify its civilian power abroad. Diplomacy and development must work in tandem, offering countries the support to craft their own solutions.
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