Annual Editions: American Foreign Policy 06/07: Hastedt, Glenn P. : 9780073545851: Book: History: eCampus.com

This twelfth edition of ANNUAL EDITIONS: AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY provides convenient, inexpensive access to current articles selected from the best of the public press. Organizational features include: an annotated listing of selected World Wide Web sites; an annotated table of contents; a topic guide; a general introduction; brief overviews for each section; a topical index; and an instructor�s resource guide with testing materials. USING ANNUAL EDITIONS IN THE CLASSROOM is offered as a practical guide for instructors. ANNUAL EDITIONS titles are supported by our student website, www.dushkin.com/online.

Preface

Topic Guide

xii

Internet References

UNIT 1 The United States and the World: Strategic Choices

Unit Overview

xviii

Grand Strategy in the Second Term

(6)

John Lewis Gaddis

Hegemony on the Cheap

(8)

Colin Dueck

Reaganism v. Neo-Reaganism

(5)

Richard Lowry

The Eagle Has Crash Landed

(5)

Immanuel Wallerstein

Some Hard Truths about Multilateralism

(10)

Jonathan Tepperman

UNIT 2 The United States and the World: Regional and Bilateral Relations

Unit Overview

(3)

Part A. Russia

Exploiting Rivalries: Putin's Foreign Policy

(5)

Mark N. Katz

The United States and Russia in Central Asia: Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Iran

(4)

Fiona Hill

Part B. Europe

America as European Hegemon

(8)

Christopher Layne

Part C. Asia

China's Response to the Bush Doctrine

(7)

Peter Van Ness

Japan: America's New South Korea?

(4)

James E. Auer

Robyn Lim

Part D. The South

The U.S. and Latin America Through the Lens of Empire

(6)

Michael Shifter

Libya: Who Blinked, and Why

(5)

George Joffe

Darfur and the Genocide Debate

(6)

Scott Straus

UNIT 3 The Domestic Side of American Foreign Policy

Unit Overview

(2)

The Paradoxes of American Nationalism

(5)

Minxin Pei

Doctrinal Divisions: The Politics of U.S. Military Interventions

(4)

Jon Western

Missed Signals

(10)

Sherry Ricchiardi

UNIT 4 The Institutional Context of American Foreign Policy

Unit Overview

(3)

Part A. The Presidency

The Return of the Imperial Presidency?

101

(4)

Donald R. Wolfensberger

Part B. The Bureaucracy

In Defense of Striped Pants

105

(3)

Morton Abramowitz

Leslie H. Gelb

Part C. Judiciary

Checks, Balances, and Wartime Detainees

108

(12)

Benjamin Wittes

UNIT 5 The Foreign Policy-Making Process

Unit Overview

118

(2)

``Misunderestimating'' Terrorism: The State Department's Big Mistake

120

(4)

Alan Krueger

David Laitin

Words vs. Deeds: President George W. Bush and Polling

124

(4)

Kathryn Dunn Tenpas

The Pros From Dover

128

(9)

John Prados

UNIT 6 U.S. International Economic Strategy

Unit Overview

134

(3)

America's Sticky Power

137

(5)

Walter Russell Mead

Global Petro-Politics: The Foreign Policy Implications of the Bush Administration's Energy Plan

142

(6)

Michael T. Klare

Africa and the Battle over Agricultural Protectionism

148

(8)

Todd Moss

Alicia Bannon

UNIT 7 U.S. Military Strategy

Unit Overview

154

(2)

Part A. The Use of Force

X + 9/11

156

(2)

Robert Hutchings

A Nuclear Posture for Today

158

(5)

John Deutch

Part B. Arms Control

Double-edged Shield

163

(4)

Sarah Chankin-Gould

Ivan Oelrich

Apocalypse Soon

167

(7)

Robert S. McNamara

UNIT 8 The Iraq War and Beyond

Unit Overview

172

(2)

Lifting the Veil: Understanding the Roots of Islamic Militancy

174

(3)

Henry Munson

The Sorcerer's Apprentices

177

(8)

Angelo Codevilla

The Ethics of Exit

185

(4)

Lawrence F. Kaplan

Taking on Tehran

189

(6)

Kenneth Pollack

Ray Takeyh

Iran's Nuclear Calculations

195

(5)

Ray Takeyh

Index

200

(4)

Test Your Knowledge Form

204

(1)

Article Rating Form

205


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