US power Dear friends: "When it comes to what might be called the "philosophy" of foreign policy -- the relationship of U.S. power and policy to broader historical and cultural trends -- no statesman of Brzezinski's generation is in his league." “Power” in many cases can mean an important country. In the above case, does it mean US as a country, or the power of US (economic, military, etc. power)? Can one say “US power and its policy”, in which US Power can only mean a country ? Ian2 |