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041			_aEnglish
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100			_aSanger, David E.
245			_aThe inheritance : _bthe world Obama confronts and the challenges to America power / _cDavid E. Sanger
260			_aLondon: _bBantam Press, _c2009
300			_a498 Pages _bPbk
500			_a"The Inheritance: The World Obama Confronts and the Challenges to American Power" by David E. Sanger is a comprehensive analysis of the global landscape Barack Obama inherited upon taking office. Sanger, a seasoned New York Times correspondent, provides an insider's look at the most pressing issues facing the United States, including ¹: - Global Hotspots: Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iran, North Korea, and China are scrutinized for their complex roles in shaping America's foreign policy. - Nuclear Concerns: The book delves into Pakistan's nuclear program, North Korea's nuclear arsenal development, and the implications for global security. - Economic Challenges: Sanger explores the economic dimensions of America's power and influence, highlighting the opportunities and obstacles ahead. - Behind-the-Scenes Stories: The author shares revealing anecdotes and previously undisclosed information about the Bush administration's decision-making processes, offering a nuanced understanding of the global crisis Obama faced. Through meticulous reporting and engaging narrative, Sanger provides essential reading for understanding the complexities of American power and the world's challenges. "The Inheritance" has received praise for its: - In-depth Reporting: Sanger's diligent research and access to high-level sources make the book a treasure trove of insider information. - Accessible Storytelling: The author's writing style brings complex issues to life, making the book appealing to both specialists and general readers. Overall, "The Inheritance" is a masterful work of journalism that sheds light on the opportunities and challenges facing America on the global stage.
650			_aForeign relation - US
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