Naval War College Review
Number
12
Abstract
The study of foreign policy has been more noteworthy for the quantity than the quality of its intellectual products. Three recent developing trends in this field give some hope that tomorrow will be better. They should provide analytical tools and improved empirical research that will be helpful to the practitioner as well as the student of foreign policy.
Recommended Citation
Sapin, Burton M.
(1969)
"The Study of Foreign Policy: A Perspective,"
Naval War College Review: Vol. 22:
No.
5, Article 12.
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