American Foreign Policy: Theoretical Essays
G. John Ikenberry
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G. John Ikenberry
Abstract
This thought -- provoking reader draws to 28 representative essays from major schools of thought on the forces that shape American foreign policy, providing a basis for both the explanation and evaluation of that policy. It includes four new essays tied to critical topics such as emerging democracies, executive-congressional relations civil military relations, and foreign policy decisions being driven by business interests.
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This thought -- provoking reader draws to 28 representative essays from major schools of thought on the forces that shape American foreign policy, providing a basis for both the explanation and evaluation of that policy. It includes four new essays tied to critical topics such as emerging democracies, executive-congressional relations civil military relations, and foreign policy decisions being driven by business interests.
Key concepts: Foreign policy, Political science, Foreign relations, Political economy, International relations, Foreign policy analysis, Positive economics, Public administration