ISBN : 9780198707578
Critical and connected: brings together diverse political perspectives from the world's leading experts, giving students the tools to critically evaluate America's ever-changing role in international politics and to connect theory to real events.
1 Introduction, Cox and Stokes
Part 1: Rethinking America
2 Theories of US foreign policy, Schmidt
3 American Exceptionalism, Deudney and Meiser
Part 2: Historical Contexts
4 The US rise to world power 1776-1945, LaFeber
5 The Economic Rise of a Superpower: From Washington to Trump, Cox
6 American foreign policy during the Cold War, Saull
7 America in the 1990s, Dumbrell
8 The 21st century and smart power, Nye
Part 3: Institutions and Processes
9 Domestic influences on foreign policy-making, Parmar and Aronica
10 Regional shifts and US foreign policy, Trubowitz
11 Media and US Foreign Policy, Robinson
Part 4: The United States and the World
12 US foreign policy in the Middle East, Dodge
13 The USA and the EU, Smith
14 US foreign policy in Russia, Rutland
15 US foreign policy in the Asia-Pacific, Zhang
16 US foreign policy in Latin America, Dunkerley
17 US foreign policy in Africa, Patman
Part 5: Key Issues
18 Global terrorism, Rogers
19 Religion, Marsden
20 Gender, Bashevkin
21 Global Environment, Eckersley
Part 6: Futures and Scenarios
22 The American Liberal Order: from Creation, Ikenberry to Crisis, Ikenberry
23 Drifting Apart?: The Emerging End of the Transatlantic Partnership, Walt
24 The future of US foreign policy, Lieven
25 US primary or decline?: a debate, Layne, Wohlforth and Brooks