...solve every problem, but we must and will serve as a fulcrum for change and a pivot point for peace. In a new era of peril and opportunity, our overriding...the world's community of marketbased democracies. During the cold war we sought to contain a threat to the survival of free institutions. Now we seek...

...solve ever)' problem, but we must and will serve as a fulcrum for change and a pivot point for peace. In a new era of peril and opportunity, our overriding...the world's community of marketbased democracies. During the cold war we sought to contain a threat to the survival of free institutions. Now we seek...

...William Clinton in his address to the United Nations General Assembly on September 27, 1993, stated: "In a new era of peril and opportunity, our overriding...the world's community of market-based democracies." For the text of his address see Clinton, "Confronting the Challenges," pp. 649-53. The enlargement...

...Wilsonian approach I refer to. Speaking to the UN General Assembly in September 1993, Clinton said: "our overriding purpose must be to expand and strengthen...the world's community of market-based democracies ... for our dream is of a day when the opinions and energies of every person in the world will be given...

...The president then validated these words in his address to the UN General Assembly on September 27: "In a new era of peril and opportunity, our overriding...the world's community of market-based democracies. During the Cold War, we sought to contain a threat to survival of free institutions. Now we seek to...

...post-Cold War era. 6 Democratic Enlargement in Haiti and Bosnia In 1993 Bill Clinton proclaimed that "our overriding purpose must be to expand and strengthen...the world's community of market-based democracies" (Clinton 1993b:650). In 1994 Clinton tried to implant democracy during a military intervention in the...

...solve every problem, but we must and will serve as a fulcrum for change and a pivot point for peace. In a new era of peril and opportunity, our overriding...the world's community of market-based democracies. During the Cold War we sought to contain a threat to the survival of free institutions. Now we seek...

...solve every problem, but we must and will serve as a fulcrum for change and a pivot point for peace. In a new era of peril and opportunity, our overriding...the world's community of market-based democracies. During the Cold War, we sought to contain a threat to the survival of free institutions. Now we seek...

...What w ill we put in its placer President Clinton told the UN General Assembly on September 27, 1993: "Our overriding purpose must be to expand and strengthen...world's community of market-based democracies.'"' Anthony Lake, his National Security Adviser, echoed this a short time later when he stated that "the...

...should not oppose using our military forces for humanitarian purposes," while Clinton told the UN that "our overriding purpose must be to expand and strengthen...the world's community of market-based democracies." To be sure, after the Somalia debacle and the Republican takeover of Congress, the White House hedged...