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Volume 26, Number 4, Fall 2002
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The Evolution of the Imperial Idea and U.S. National Identity
pp. 511-540(30)
Author: Heiss, Mary Ann

Note From the Editor-in-Chief
pp. 541-541(1)
Author: Schulzinger, Robert D.

The Bush Doctrine
pp. 543-558(16)
Author: LaFeber, Walter

The Plumber and the Professor: Or, a Primer on How to Think about the War
pp. 559-570(12)
Author: Kuklick, Bruce

Imperious Doctrines: U.S.-Arab Relations from Dwight D. Eisenhower to George W. Bush
pp. 571-592(22)
Author: Yaqub, Salim

Invisible by Design: U.S. Policy in the Middle East
pp. 593-618(26)
Author: Gendzier, Irene L.

Comment: Defining U.S. Foreign Policy in the Post-9/11 World
pp. 619-626(8)
Author: Bose, Meena

Comment: 9/11 and the American Way of Life: The Impact of 12/7 Revisited
pp. 627-634(8)
Author: Hahn, Peter L.

Comment: “9/11 and the American Way of Life: The Impact of 12/7 Revisited”: A Reply
pp. 635-636(2)
Author: Gendzier, Irene L.

Comment: Humility for Globalcop?
pp. 637-644(8)
Author: Sherry, Michael

Whose World Is It, Anyway?
pp. 645-647(3)
Author: Hixson, Walter L.

Imagery and Realism: The Two Faces of Black Hawk Down
pp. 649-651(3)
Author: Showalter, Dennis.

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