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nonaligned
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nonaligned
(of states) not part of a major alliance or power bloc, esp not allied to the US, China, or formerly the Soviet Union


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An example of this apparent nonalignment is the requirement for schools in sanctions to fully implement, "with fidelity," the standards-based, state-approved curricular materials.
Raju Thomas points out that a return to Nehru's policy of nonalignment (and autonomy from the great powers) and Gandhi's philosophy of nonviolence is a better security policy for India than a policy of alignment based on closer US-India-Israel military ties.
In today's monopolar international system, nonalignment in regional conflicts should be what characterizes American foreign policy, because alignment on the preferences of one belligerent actor results not only in antagonizing other regional players but also in alienating one component of its domestic national fabric.
 
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