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PERSPECTIVES ON AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY : selected readings
QR코드| 자료유형 : | 단행본 |
|---|---|
| 분류기호 : | E840 |
| 개인저자 : | KEGLEY,CHARLES W |
| 서명/저자사항 : | PERSPECTIVES ON AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY: selected readings/ KEGLEY,CHARLES W; Wittkopf,Eugene R. |
| 발행사항 : | NEW YORK: ST.MARTIN, 1983. |
| 형태사항 : | 544p.; 23cm. |
| 개인저자 : | Eugene R,Wittkopf |
| 언어 | 영어 |
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권 호 : 544
발행년 : 1983
서 명 : PERSPECTIVES ON AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY
발행처 : KEGLEY,CHARLES W
목차
1. POST-WORLD WAR 11 AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY
2. EXTERNAL SOURCES OF AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY
3. SOCIETAL SOURCES OF AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY
4. GOVERNMENTAL SOURCES OF AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY
5. POLICY-MAKER ROLES AS SOURCES OF AMERICAM FOREIGN POLICY
6. INDIVIDUALS AS SOURCES OF AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY
7. THE FUTURE OF AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY
Part One : Post-World War II American Foreign Policy
1. Globalism in American Foreign Policy
2. Containment : Its Past and Future
3. Defining the National Interest - Again : Old Superstitions, New Realities
4. Two Views of the Soviet Problem
5. MAD Versus NUTS : Can Doctrine or Weaponry Remedy the Mutual Hostage Relationship of the Superpowers?
6. U.S. Military Forces as a Political Instrument Since World War II
7. Evolving Patterns of U.S. Security Assistance, 1950-1980
Part Two : External Souces of American Foreign Policy
8. System Structures and American Foreign Policy
9. Realism and Complex Interdependence
10. The International Economy : U.S. Role in a World Market
11. The Third World : Exploring U.S. Interests
Part Three : Societal Sources of American Foreign Policy
12. The Rise and Fall of the New Foreign-Policy Establishment
13. The Foreign Policy Beliefs of American Leaders, 1976-1980
14. Internationalism Comes of Age ... Again
15. The Influence of Special-Interest Groups and Mass Media on Security Policy in the United States
Part Four : Governmental Sources of American Foreign Policy
16. Policy-Making is Politics
17. The Rise of the National Security Assistant 1961-1981
18. Why Not the State Department?
19. Strategic Intelligence and Intermestic Politics
20. A Resurgent Congress and the Imperial Presidency
Part Five : Policy-Maker Roles as Sources of American Foreign Policy
21. The Impact of Organization on U.S. Internatioal Economic Policy
22. Explaining SALT from a Bureaucratic Politics Perspective
23. How Could Vietnam Happen? An Autopsy
24. Bureaucratic Constraints on Innovation in American Foreign Policy
25. Are Bureaucracies Important? A Re-examination of Accounts of the Cuban Missile Crisis
Part Six : Individuals as Sources of American Foreign Policy
26. Leaders, Leadership, and American Foreign Policy
27. Crusaders and Pragmatists ; Two Types of Foreign Policy Makers
28. Presidential Management Styles and Models
29. President Reagan''s Character: An Assessment
Part Seven : The Future of American Foreign Policy
30. The Global 2000 Report to the President
31. Misconceptions Governing American Foreign Policy
32. Foreign Policy : What''s to Be Done?
Index
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