The Crouching Future: International Politics and U.S. Foreign Policy - a Forecast

achieve affluence Africa agricultural American areas argues Army Asia attitudes become blacks bomb Brzezinski capital cent central China Chinese Communist Chou En-lai Communist party continue Cultural Revolution decision developed countries economic Edgar Snow effect elite example fact faction forces foreign function future goals growth Ibid ICBM income increase India Indonesia industrial institutions interests Japan kind Kuomintang Latin America leaders leadership least less Mao's Maoist mass ment Middle East military million missiles modern Myrdal nation-states nationalism North Vietnam nuclear nuclear war nuclear weapons organization Peking pollution population possible power centers prediction President probably problem production Red Guards result Roger Hilsman role seems social South Soviet Union structure struggle Sukarno superindustrial society tion tional Tocqueville traditional trend ultraleft underdeveloped countries underdeveloped world United values Vietnam warheads weapons Western World War II York