...This chapter considers the limited set of US foreign policy initiatives in Turkey's northern and southern neighborhoods since the early 1990s. It begins by tracing US foreign policies in the Middle East and in Eastern Europe, outlining the implications these have had for the evolution of Turkish...

... Tanks' analogy, where the defence system is compared to the stages of a baseball match, and the intimate correlation between popular culture and the textual practices of US foreign policy. identity popular culture security shield Weldes J foreign policy High Frontier knowledge narratives Star...

... Yetiv Steve Arab Spring Bingaman Jeff Equity markets Global recession Libya Texas History Oil US Foreign Policy Path Dependency Energy Civilization Civilization has progressed through various modes of energy, from our ancient ancestors who used fire, to the use of livestock and agricultural...

...This chapter discusses the different opinions and criticisms, mostly apathetic, made by media personalities on the war in Iraq. Those who opposed it have perfectly valid reasons to be critical of US foreign policy, especially the neoconservative revolutionary mission. Those men who backed...

... of the Fulbright exchange program overseas, shows the ongoing role of American culture and American political institutions as powerful fashioners of the ideological consensus that defined US foreign policy in these years. These cultural and political influences include a key racial dimension and a prevailing faith...

... foreign policy thinking. Especially relevant is the role of American culture and political institutions in the formulation of liberal internationalism as well as the erosion of liberal internationalist confidence in the years after the Vietnam War, all exemplified by Fulbright’s public utterances, his...

... foreign policy might benefit if it were approached more as world policy, because the latter would be more likely to encourage the attitudes needed in policymaking. Although this book focuses primarily on the United States because its people and policies are capable, when at their best, of exerting...

...This chapter introduces the major themes of the book and details how US presidents and other political leaders relied on myths of American exceptionalism, imperialism, colonialism, and global hegemony to articulate US foreign policy prior to the Cold War. This chapter also establishes...

... exmamines the complex interplay between missionary work and US foreign policy, raising questions about citizenship rights and extraterritoriality. It details how the eventual treaty and payment by Hawai'i to the French underscored the ongoing influence of missionaries in shaping US diplomatic priorities...

... of indirect rule in US foreign policy and the significance of international hierarchy in the discipline of International Relations. Arab Middle East AME Caribbean and Central America CCA indirect rule United States Western Europe bribery Cold War military and Western Europe North Atlantic Treaty...

...This chapter focuses on US foreign policy and governmental responses to Haitian asylum-seekers arriving in the United States in the 1970s and 1980s that included detention in prisons and jails, interdiction on the high seas, and attempts to deter migration through free trade and foreign aid...

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... work to promote a foreign policy based on smart power and to rebalance US foreign policy to address twenty-f irst-c entury geopolitical shifts after inheriting a tough situation abroad and a catastrophic economic crisis at home. Third, we will assess how these presidents reacted when...

... in shaping US foreign policy as both a diplomat and thinker. Over many decades, biographers, foreign policy hands, politicians, intellectuals, and journalists have showered Kennan with praise and hailed him as the prime example of a grand strategist. For all the scholarly disputes about Kennan...

... identities. The concept of US “foreign policy” might benefit if it were approached more as “world policy,” because the latter would be more likely to encourage the attitudes needed in policymaking. Although this book focuses primarily on the United States because its people and policies are capable, when...

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