another article titled "the hillary doctrine", published in "the atlantic" in january 2013 by journalist david rohde, talks about the terms of exchanges between clinton and other american politicians within discussions of dilemmas concerning the united states and certain african countries. this time, clinton explicitly called out actions taken by the united states abroad, and argued that, contrary to popular belief, "a lot of the challenges we face are not immediately – or sustainably – solved by military action alone." further, while the aforementioned doctrine focuses on populations, such as women and children, that are typically ignored within discussions of national security, clinton also makes an effort to push for including places that have historically been ignored within national security discussions, as well. however, rohde never mentions the phrase "hillary doctrine" in the piece, and it could have been the creation of the magazine's headline writer.