September statements, October missiles, November elections: Domestic politics, foreign policy making, and the Cuban missile crisis
@article{Pressman2001SeptemberSO, title={September statements, October missiles, November elections: Domestic politics, foreign policy making, and the Cuban missile crisis}, author={Jeremy Pressman}, journal={Security Studies}, year={2001}, volume={10}, pages={114 - 80} }
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