UNITED STATES: Foreign policy hurt by skills shortage

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  • Key intellectual trends
  • Statistical emphasis
  • 'Rational choice' theory
  • Comparative studies
  • Language programmes decline
  • Changing anthropological studies
  • Consequences
  • Intellectual 'blind spots'
  • Inadequate language resources
  • Area studies declines
  • Anthropologists' analytical reticence
  • Exceptions to decline
  • Policy responses
  • Systematic language instruction
  • 'In-house' training
  • Banishing the theorists

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