U.S. foreign policy the paradox of world power
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| adam_text | FIGURES, TABLES, MAPS, AND BOXES xv
PREFACE xviii
■ PART I. THE SETTING OF U.S. FOREIGN POLICY
1. The United States in a Turbulent World 2
2. The Expansion of U.S. Power 30
3. Dynamics of Decision Making 76
■ PART II. INSIDE-OUT:
GOVERNMENT SOURCES OF FOREIGN POLICY
4. Presidential Power 110
5. Congress beyond the Water s Edge 144
6. The Foreign Policy Bureaucracy 182
■ PART III. OUTSIDE-IN:
EXTERNAL SOURCES OF FOREIGN POLICY
7. Public Opinion at Home and Abroad 224
8. The Impact of Mass Communications 258
9. Social Movements and Interest Groups 294
■ PART IV. POLICY DOMAINS
10. National Security and Defense Policy 328
11. Economic Statecraft 370
12. Transnational Policy Problems 402
APPENDIX A: U.S. ADMINISTRATIONS SINCE WORLD WAR II 435
APPENDIX B: THE WAR POWERS RESOLUTION OF 1973 437
GLOSSARY 443
REFERENCES 452
AUTHOR CITATIONS INDEX 480
SUBJECT INDEX 487
ABOUT THE AUTHOR 497
FIGURES, TABLES,
MAPS, AND BOXES
PREFACE
■ PART I. THE SETTING OF U.S.
FOREIGN POLICY
1. The United States
in a Turbulent World 2
Snapshot: America’s World Power 8
Challenges to U.S. Primacy 11
Cycles in the Balance Power 12
The Shadow of the Past 13
Resistance to Globalization 14
Terrorism and Asymmetric Warfare 15
The Paradox of America’s World Power 17
Cultural Roots of the Paradox 19
Institutional Branches 20
Pervasive Civil Society 23
Conclusion 25
Key Terms 27
Internet References 27
2. The Expansion of U.S. Power 30
Economic and Territorial Expansion 33
Manifest Destiny on
the Western Frontier 35
Opening the Door to Asia 39
A Big Stick in Latin America 42
Fighting Two World Wars 42
The First World War 42
Failed Efforts to Keep the Peace 43
The Second World War 46
Global Primacy and the Cold War 47
New Structures of Foreign Policy 51
Regional Conflicts and
the Vietnam Syndrome 54
The End of the Cold War 59
New Challenges after the Cold War 61
Elements of
the New World Order 62
Overseas Unrest and
Domestic Unease 64
September 11 and the
War on Terrorism 68
A New Era of Power Politics 71
Conclusion 72
Key Terms 74
Internet References 74
3. Dynamics of Decision Making 76
The Global Context: Rival Perspectives 78
Assumptions
of Structural Realism 19
Liberal Theory and
Global Governance 80
Foreign Policy in a
“Constructed” World 81
Opening the “Black Box”
of Domestic Politics 84
The Impact of Civil Society 88
Foreign Policy in a “Small State” 88
Iron Triangles and
Issue Networks 90
Coping with Bureaucratic Politics 93
Patterns of
Organizational Behavior 95
State and Local Governments 97
The Human Factor 99
Beliefs and Cognitive “Shortcuts” 100
The Power of Personality 103
The Dangers of “Groupthink” 104
Crisis Decision Making 105
Conclusion 106
Key Terms 108
Internet References 108
■ PART II. INSIDE-OUT:
GOVERNMENT SOURCES OF
FOREIGN POLICY
4. Presidential Power 110
The Constitution’s Mixed Blessing 114
The Sharing of
Foreign Policy Powers 115
White House Advantages
over Congress 121
Constraints on Presidential Power 122
Presidential Prerogative
in the “Zone of Twilight” 123
Setting the Foreign Policy Agenda 124
Organizing the Chain of Command 126
Taking the Initiative 127
Structures of the “Presidential Branch” 128
Advisory Systems
in the Inner Circle 129
The Vice President’s
Expanding Roles 132
Judicial Interventions in Foreign Policy 134
Rulings on
Executive and Federal Power 135
Legal Quandaries
in the War on Terror 137
Conclusion 140
Key Terms 141
Internet References 142
5. Congress beyond the Water s Edge 144
Trends in Legislative-Executive Relations 149
Collaboration and
Discord in the Cold War 151
Tensions in
the “New World Order” 153
Deference in the War on Terror 154
Partisan Pushback
in the Obama Years 155
Constraints on Congressional Action 157
Legislating Foreign Policy 158
Dynamics of the
Legislative Process 158
The Calculus of Voting Behavior 160
Foreign Policy by Committee 162
War Powers and the Use of Force 166
The War Powers Act 166
The Oversight of Torture 169
The Power of the Purse 171
Managing the Defense Budget 172
The Price of Diplomacy 175
Conclusion 177
Key Terms 179
Internet References 179
6. The Foreign Policy Bureaucracy 182
Agency Dysfunctions and
the Paradox of World Power 185
The Diplomatic Complex 188
Department of State 189
Criticism and Reform
at Foggy Bottom 192
The Security Complex 195
National Security Council 195
Department of Defense 197
U.S. Military Alliances 201
Department of Homeland
Security 202
The Intelligence Complex 205
Intelligence Failures and Scandals 209
Growing Reliance on
Covert Operations 212
The Economic Complex 215
Key Players in Economic Policy 217
International
Financial Institutions 219
Conclusion 220
Key Terms 222
Internet References 222
■ PART III. OUTSIDE-IN: EXTERNAL
SOURCES OF FOREIGN POLICY
7. Public Opinion
at Home and Abroad
Democracy and the
Paradox of World Power
Rival Views of
Political Leadership
Mood Swings or Pragmatism?
America’s Knowledge Gap
Public Opinion since World War II
Consensus and Discord
during the Cold War
Public Ambivalence the Clinton Era
Rallying around the Flag after 9/11
The Onset of War Fatigue
The View from Overseas
Opinions on War and Peace
Group Identities and
Foreign Policy Views
Physical Identities: Gender,
Race, and Generation
Social Identities: Education,
Wealth, and Religion
Political Identities:
Ideology and Political Party
Conclusion
Key Terms
Internet References
8. The Impact of Mass Communications
Functions of the News Media
Patterns of Foreign News Coverage
Evolving Technologies and Media
Coverage
Characteristics of World News
The Seduction of “Soft News”
Government Efforts to
Control the Message
“Framing” U.S. Foreign Policy 274
Public Diplomacy and Strategic
Communications lib
Leaking Foreign Policy:
For Better and Worse Til
The Social Media Revolution 282
The Foreign Policy Blogosphere 284
Social Media’s Call to Arms 286
Online News and Views from Overseas 288
Conclusion 290
Key Terms 291
Internet References 292
9. Social Movements and
Interest Groups 294
Group Action and the Paradox 297
Dynamics of Social Movements 298
Antiwar Protests from
Vietnam to Iraq 299
The Christian Conversion
on Foreign Aid 301
The Tea Party and
Occupy Wall Street 303
Types of Foreign Policy NGOs 304
Religious and Ethnic Groups 306
Public Interest Groups 308
Think Tanks and
Private Foundations 310
Group Strategies and Tactics 314
Consciousness Raising 314
Political Pressure and Lobbying 315
Policy and Program Implementation 316
Civil Disobedience 318
Buying Power: The Corporate Connection 319
The Military-Industrial Complex 321
Trade Associations and Labor Unions 323
Conclusion 325
Key Terms 326
Internet References 327
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273
■ PART IV. POLICY DOMAINS
10. National Security and
Defense Policy 328
The Foundation of Strategy 333
Elements of Strategic Thought 334
The Evolution of
U.S. Grand Strategy 336
From Strategy to Tactics 339
High-Tech Tactics: Drones and
Cyberwarfare 341
Justifying the Use of Force 345
Decisions on War and Peace 346
Threats and Coercive Diplomacy 347
Preemptive and Preventive War:
The Iraq Precedent 349
The Nuclear Shadow 350
Deterrence in Theory and Practice 350
The Missile Defense Controversy 354
Waging War on Terror 355
The Nature of Terrorism 360
Elements of U.S. Counterterrorism 361
Conclusion 366
Key Terms 368
Internet References 368
11. Economic Statecraft 370
Models of Political Economy 373
The Balance of Economic Power 375
Strengths and Weaknesses
of the U.S. Economy 377
The Financial
Crisis and Recovery 380
Trade Policy as a “Two-Level Game” 383
Global Trade Politics 384
Domestic Trade Politics 387
National Interests and Foreign Aid 389
Economic Sanctions as a Policy Tool 394
Forms and Functions of Sanctions 395
Prominent Cases of U.S. Sanctions 395
Conclusion 398
Key Terms 400
Internet References 400
12. Transnational Policy Problems 402
Managing the Global Commons 404
Population Growth and
Family Planning 406
The Specter of Global Warming 408
Energy and the Environment 412
The Immigration Debate 415
The Dangers of Weapons Proliferation 418
Promoting Human
Rights and Democracy 420
A Distinctive View of
Human Rights 424
Prospects for
“Exporting” Democracy 426
Threats to Democracy at Home 429
Conclusion 430
Key Terms 432
Internet References 433
APPENDIX A: U.S.
ADMINISTRATIONS
SINCE WORLD WAR II 435
APPENDIX B: THE WAR POWERS
RESOLUTION OF 1973 437
GLOSSARY 443
REFERENCES 452
AUTHOR CITATIONS INDEX 480
SUBJECT INDEX 487
ABOUT THE AUTHOR 497
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