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Parties competing over values, not substance, in foreign policy platforms

We can expect discussions of foreign policy to play a big role in the election campaign, as it reaches out to political bases and allows parties to distinguish themselves. But whose foreign policy will it be?

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BY DAVID CARMENT, RICHARD NIMIJEAN
August 7, 2019

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