American foreign policy : past, present, and future / Glenn P. Hastedt, James Madison University.

• 1. Defining American foreign policy problems -- ISIS -- The Obama foreign policy legacy -- Costs -- Building consensus -- The Monroe Doctrine -- Presidential foreign policy doctrines -- The Truman Doctrine -- The Nixon Doctrine -- The Carter Doctrine -- The Reagan Doctrine -- The Bush Doctrine -- Assessing results -- Intellectual coherence -- The dominance of domestic politics -- Inconsistency of application -- 2. The global context -- The South China Sea -- The first Asian pivot : Commodore Perry's opening of Japan -- realism -- Neoliberalism -- constructivism -- Decentralization -- Self-help system -- A stratified system -- Diffusion of power -- Issue proliferation -- Actor proliferation -- Regional diversity -- Terrorism -- Global terrorism -- Military power of the Republic of China -- 3. The American national style -- The Mexican border -- Isolationism versus internationalism -- Patterns -- Unilateralism -- Moral pragmatism -- Legalism -- The Bracero Program -- Voices from the past -- A revival of Wilsonianism -- 4. Learning from the past -- Libya -- Bosnia -- The Vietnam War -- The Iraq War -- The challenge of R2P -- 5. Society -- NSA electronic surveillance -- Public awareness of foreign policy issues -- Public opinion -- Public opinion and the use of force -- Elections -- Voting and foreign policy -- Impact -- The Pentagon Papers -- Interest groups -- Political protest -- The media and American foreign policy -- Newspapers and television -- The new media -- States and foreign policy : the new battleground -- Policy makers' response -- An intelligence-industrial complex? -- 6. Congress -- 2015 Authorization of Military Force Resolution -- Constitutional powers -- Treaty-making power -- Appointment powers -- War powers -- Commerce powers -- Congressional structure and foreign policy -- War Powers Act -- Excerpt : House resolution authorizing the use of force against Iraq, October 2, 2002 -- Presidential finding on CIA involvement in arms shipments to Iran -- Influence of party and region -- Outsourcing foreign policy -- Congress and the President -- 7. Presidency -- Obama's first 100 days -- The President and the Foreign Affairs Constitution -- Executive agreements -- Signing statements -- Executive orders, spending, and administrative powers -- Informal ambassadors -- Undeclared wars -- John F. Kennedy's first 100 days -- When does the President matter? -- Presidential personality -- Presidential managerial style -- The National Security Council -- Other White House voices -- The Vice President -- The U.S. Trade Representative -- The White House Chief of Staff -- The First Lady -- Improving presidential transitions --. 
• 8. Bureaucracy -- Women in combat -- The State Department -- The Defense Department -- The Defense Department's value system -- Integrating the military -- CIA and the intelligence community -- The domestic bureaucracies -- Treasury, Commerce, and Agriculture -- Homeland Security -- Rethinking the all-volunteer Army -- 9. Policy-making models -- Drone policy -- Foreign policy decisions and models -- The rational actor model -- The bureaucratic politics model -- The small-group decision-making model -- Elite theory and pluralism -- The Cuban Missile Crisis -- Cyber policy -- 10. Diplomacy -- Paris Climate Agreement -- Bilateral diplomacy -- Summit diplomacy -- Conference diplomacy -- Kyoto Protocol and Copenhagen Accord -- Environmental conferences -- Human Rights conferences -- UN diplomacy -- Public diplomacy and digital diplomacy -- The political use of force -- Coercive diplomacy -- Nuclear diplomacy -- Arms transfers -- A climate coalition of the willing -- 11. Economic instruments -- Trans-Pacific partnership -- Economic statecraft -- Strategic outlooks -- Bilateral free trade -- Regional trade -- Global free trade -- Strategic trade -- Monetary strategies -- Economic sanctions -- Foreign aid -- Cold War foreign aid -- Post-Cold War foreign aid -- Post-9/11 foreign aid -- NAFTA -- Feed the future -- 12. Military instruments: big wars -- Iranian Nuclear Agreement -- Cold War nuclear thinking -- The U.S. strategic arsenal -- U.S. Cold War nuclear strategy -- The Baruch Plan -- Post-Cold War nuclear thinking -- The U.S. strategic nuclear arsenal -- U.s. nuclear strategy : content -- Stability or instability? -- Bridging the nuclear-conventional divide -- Deterrence -- Preemption -- Using conventional military force - Reducing the danger of war : arms control and disarmament -- Defense -- The Strategic Defense Initiative -- National missile defense systems -- A middle East nuclear-free zone? -- 13. Military instruments: small wars -- Back to Afghanistan -- Separating big wars from small wars -- Bridging the conventional-asymmetric warfare divide -- Humanitarian/peacekeeping operations -- Stability forces -- Asymmetric warfare -- Covert action -- Into Afghanistan -- The covert war against Osama bin Laden -- Cyber warfare -- Conventional, cyber, and WMD arms control -- Chemical and biological weapons -- Recovering loose WMD material -- Cyberspace -- Conventional weapons -- Counterproliferation -- The future of COIN -- 14. Alternative futures -- Obama visits Cuba -- Foreign policy visions -- THe United States as an ordinary state -- Reformed America -- Pragmatic America -- American crusader -- America the balancer -- Disengaged America -- Nixon's trip to China.

• "Glenn Hastedt's seminal text introduces students to America's changing role in the world and provides them with the critical thinking skills needed to participate in the debate about the conduct and content of American foreign policy. The eleventh edition reflects the latest headlines, including more extensive discussions of hybrid warfare, cyber wars, and drones, and provides an assessment of Obama's foreign policy. There are new case studies on ISIS, authorization of force resolutions, women in combat, the climate agreement, the Iran nuclear agreement, Obama's opening to Cuba, and the future of COIN. New 'Historical Lessons' boxes feature the War Powers Act, the integration of the military, the Kyoto Agreement, NAFTA, and Afghanistan." -- Back cover. 

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