American Security in a Changing World: Issues and Choices
Joseph Richard Goldman
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Joseph Richard Goldman
Abstract
Applying approaches from political economy, national security policy, and international relations theory, the contributors to this compilation explore the interests of the United States and the interplay of domestic and foreign factors upon the national interest. Specific subjects analyzed include: the arms race; presidential performance; Western Alliance; 'guns versus butter' theories; and the affect of oil and the Middle East on American security.
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Applying approaches from political economy, national security policy, and international relations theory, the contributors to this compilation explore the interests of the United States and the interplay of domestic and foreign factors upon the national interest. Specific subjects analyzed include: the arms race; presidential performance; Western Alliance; 'guns versus butter' theories; and the affect of oil and the Middle East on American security.
Key concepts: Alliance, National security, Foreign policy, Political science, Presidential system, International relations, International security, Race (biology)