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Book Section

Parmar, I. (2014). Obama, wikileaks, and American power. In: Obama and the World: New Directions in US Foreign Policy. (pp. 243-257). Routledge. ISBN 780415715232

Book

Hager, S.B. (2016). Public Debt, Inequality, and Power The Making of a Modern Debt State. University of California Press. ISBN 9780520284661

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Myerson, J. (2016). The Clintons: a trilogy BBC Radio 4. *