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Soderberg, Nancy was born on March 13, 1958 in San Turce, Puerto Rico. Daughter of Lars Olof and Nancy Soderberg.
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For eight years, Nancy Soderberg served with distinction and creativity at the highest levels of American government. She is uniquely positioned to explain how the world works in this new era-and when it's in danger of breaking down. —Dr. Madeleine K. Albright, former U.S. Secretary of State Are there limits to American power? The neoconservative brain trust behind the Bush administration's foreign policy doesn't seem to recognize any. For the first time, we have people in power who believe that as the world's reigning superpower, America can do what it wants, when it wants, without regard to allies, costs, or results. But as events in Iraq are proving, America may be powerful, but it is not all-powerful. In practice, no country could ever be strong enough to solve problems like Somalia, Kosovo, Afghanistan, and Iraq through purely military means. In the future, America's power will constantly be called up to help failed and failing states, and it is becoming clear that the complex mess of Somalia has replaced the proxy war of Vietnam as the model for what future military conflicts will look like: a failed state, a power vacuum, armed factions, and enough chaos to panic an entire region. Using vivid examples from her years in the White House and at the United Nations, Nancy Soderberg demonstrates why military force is not always effective, why allies and consensus-building are crucial, and how the current administration's faulty world view has adversely affected policies toward Israel, Iraq, North Korea, Haiti, Africa, and Al-Qaeda. Powerful, provocative, and persuasive, this timely book demonstrates that the future of America's security depends on overcoming the superpower myth.
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Soderberg, Nancy was born on March 13, 1958 in San Turce, Puerto Rico. Daughter of Lars Olof and Nancy Soderberg.
Bachelor in French and Economics, Vanderbilt University, 1980. Master of Science in Foreign Service, Georgetown University, 1984.
Delaware selection assistant Mondale-Ferraro Committee, Washington. Deputy issues director foreign policy Dukakis for President Committee, Boston, 1988. Foreign policy advisor to Senator Edward M. Kennedy United States Senate, Washington, 1985-1988, 89-92.
Foreign policy director Clinton/ Gore Campaign, Little Rock, 1992. Deputy assistant director transition national security Bill Clinton Presidential Transition Team, 1992-1993. Deputy assistant to President for national security affairs National Security Council, Washington, 1993—1997.
Ambassador (alternate representative) to United Nations United States Department State, New York City, 1997—2001. Vice president, director Internat Crisis Group, 2001—2005. District visiting scholar University North Florida, Jacksonville, since 2006.
President, Chief Executive Officer Soderberg Global Solutions, since 2007. President Connect United States Fund, Washington, since 2009. Television and radio commentator.
Member advisory board, National Committee on American Foreign Policy, Tannenbaum Center. Adjunct professor, Columbia University School International & Public Affairs, 2003.
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Board member Concern Worldwide. President Sister City Program, New York City, 2002—2006. Member of Council Foreign Relations.
