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Understating the communist threat

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  1. Sarah Lawrence College, USA

    Adda B. Bozeman (emeritus professor of international relations and comparative culture history)

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She is the author of numerous books on international politics, culture, and conflict. Her article is adapted from a paper presented to Panel IV of the National Security Affairs Conference at the National Defense University in July 1977.

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Bozeman, A.B. Understating the communist threat. Soc 15, 92–96 (1977). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02701679

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