Bush and the future of the United States strategic policies: from GWOT to the «Long War»

Cantalapiedra, David Garcia

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CANTALAPIEDRA, David Garcia. Bush and the future of the United States strategic policies: from GWOT to the «Long War». Relações Internacionais [online]. 2008, n.19, pp.55-72. ISSN 1645-9199.

The Global War on Terror has now become the Long War. Lessons learned in Afghanistan and Iraq and the evolution of GWOT have led Washington back to multilateral realism. Central Asia and Africa are good examples of the new policies that have developed the Greater Central Asia concept and created AFRICOM. However those adjustments will not change the main priorities of GWOT and of the Grand Strategy that was defined by the present administration.

Keywords : George Bush; Grand Strategy; War on Terror; Africa; Central Ásia.

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