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Not One Inch America, Russia, and the Making of Post-Cold War Stalemate

M. E. Sarotte

A leading expert on foreign policy reveals how tensions between America, NATO, and Russia transformed geopolitics ●

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The Ezra Klein Show

He said it is a recent history of USRussian relations after the Cold War, detailing NATO expansion and the security spiral that led to the current crisis.

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Mary Serrati's Not One Inch, which is a very recently published history of USRussian relations in the postCold War period, covering NATO expansion and how steps by both the West and Russia created a l...

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He said it is a recent history of USRussian relations after the Cold War, detailing NATO expansion and the security spiral that led to the current crisis.

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Mary Serrati's Not One Inch, which is a very recently published history of USRussian relations in the postCold War period, covering NATO expansion and how steps by both the West and Russia created a longrunning security spiral.

She basically looks at how the USRussian relationship went from actually being in a very good place in 1991 to being basically dead today and how steps by both the West and Russia created this sort of longrunning largescale security spiral.

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The newly released Not One Inch was suggested for its detailed account of NATO's postColdWar enlargement debates.

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But there's a new book out by Mary Elise Sorotti on the whole evolution of these discussions about NATO and NATO enlargement that goes into all of the documents and interviewing all the people who took part in this called Not One Inch.

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