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Francis Fukuyama (Stanford, The American Interest) and Robert Kagan (Brookings Institution, The Washington Post)
- Are Russia and China permanently divided from the West? . 00:57
- Why Great Power China doesn’t worry Frank much . 08:45
- Is China today like Germany 100 years ago? . 21:21
- Do we need to contain China? Are we already doing so? . 29:03
- Bob wants to know what gives Russia say over Kosovo . 36:05
- A crucial issue presidential candidates won’t talk about . 44:39
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Recorded:Jul 30
Posted:Aug 1, 2008
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