U.S. foreign policy : the paradox of world power /

Title:

U.S. foreign policy : the paradox of world power /

Author:

Hook, Steven W., 1959- author.

Format:

Book

Institution:

Emerson College

Contents:

Part 1. The setting of U.S. foreign policy -- The United States in a turbulent world -- The expansion of U.S. power -- Dynamics of decision making -- Part 2. Inside-out : government sources of foreign policy -- Presidential power -- Congress beyond the "water's edge" -- The foreign policy bureaucracy -- Part 3. Outside-in : external sources of foreign policy -- Public opinion at home and abroad -- The impact of mass communications -- Social movements and interest groups -- Part 4. Policy domains -- National security and defense policy -- Economic statecraft -- Transnational policy problems -- Appendix A: U.S. administrations since World War II -- Appendix B: The War Powers Resolution of 1973.

Online access:

No online access

Library holdings:

Emerson Main Stacks
E183.7 .H66 2020 – Available

• Available Temporarily at Emerson Reserve
  On reserve for PL250 -1: US Foreign Policy (Political Science: Raisi)