American foreign policy : actors and processes
Howard J. Wiarda
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Howard J. Wiarda
Abstract
1. American Foreign Policy: Politics and Paralysis. 2. Models of American Foreign Policy-Making. 3. American Political Culture and Foreign Policy. 4. Public Opinion and Foreign Policy. 5. The Media and United States Foreign Policy. 6. Interest Groups and Foreign Policy. 7. Parties, Politics and Foreign Policy. 8. New Actors: Think Tanks and Foreign Policy. 9. Informal Connections and Foreign Policy. 10. Congress and Foreign Policy. 11. Bureaucratic Politics I: State, Defense, CIA. 12. Bureaucratic Politics II: Treasury, Justice, Commerce, etc. 13. The National Security Council. 14. The Presidency and Foreign Policy. 15. Conclusion.
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1. American Foreign Policy: Politics and Paralysis. 2. Models of American Foreign Policy-Making. 3. American Political Culture and Foreign Policy. 4. Public Opinion and Foreign Policy. 5. The Media and United States Foreign Policy. 6. Interest Groups and Foreign Policy. 7. Parties, Politics and Foreign Policy. 8. New Actors: Think Tanks and Foreign Policy. 9. Informal Connections and Foreign Policy. 10. Congress and Foreign Policy. 11. Bureaucratic Politics I: State, Defense, CIA. 12. Bureaucratic Politics II: Treasury, Justice, Commerce, etc. 13. The National Security Council. 14. The Presidency and Foreign Policy. 15. Conclusion.
Key concepts: Foreign policy, Foreign policy analysis, Foreign relations, Bureaucracy, Presidency, Politics, Political science, Treasury