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Acknowledgements | p. viii |
Introduction | p. 1 |
International relations, history and national ideology | p. 10 |
Introduction | p. 10 |
Positioning within IR and American history | p. 10 |
Defining 'ideology' | p. 22 |
Continuity and change in national ideology | p. 24 |
The relationship of national ideas and national circumstances, and the relevance of history | p. 25 |
The usefulness of public statements as evidence | p. 27 |
Conclusion | p. 29 |
The Founders' Era consensus: 'A Hercules in the cradle' | p. 31 |
Introduction | p. 31 |
National and international context | p. 33 |
The Union as a means of excluding the balance-of-power system | p. 36 |
Trapped between titans: a divided America's vulnerability to European power politics | p. 41 |
The Farewell Address and the emergence of the non-alignment consensus | p. 49 |
Consensus emerges: Jefferson's embrace of Washington's doctrine | p. 52 |
'Our hemisphere … of freedom': the Monroe Doctrine as a logical extension of the Founders' Era consensus | p. 55 |
Conclusion | p. 59 |
Theodore Roosevelt: 'The nation that has dared to be great' | p. 61 |
Introduction | p. 61 |
National and international context | p. 63 |
The 'strenuous life' and the pursuit of national greatness | p. 64 |
Military strength, restraint and the 'soldierly virtues' | p. 67 |
Realism in Roosevelt | p. 69 |
Moralism in Roosevelt | p. 71 |
The 'Roosevelt Corollary' and American quasi-imperialism | p. 74 |
The First World War, progress and the moral case for arms | p. 78 |
Conclusion | p. 83 |
Woodrow Wilson: 'Conquest of the spirits of men' | p. 86 |
Introduction | p. 86 |
National and international context | p. 87 |
Moralism and idealism in Wilsonian foreign policy | p. 88 |
The expanded Monroe Doctrine as prototype of global Wilsonianism | p. 90 |
Wilson's justification of war entry and European entanglement | p. 94 |
Conditional US engagement and the abolition of the balance of power | p. 96 |
Interests, peoples and international cooperation | p. 100 |
Universal liberal democracy as a necessary condition of Wilsonian order | p. 102 |
'Leader and umpire both': American primacy and destiny | p. 105 |
Wilson's divergence from Roosevelt: 'moral force' and the role of arms | p. 108 |
Mortality, personal and political | p. 109 |
Conclusion | p. 111 |
The Truman administration: 'In the struggle for men's minds, the conflict is world-wide' | p. 114 |
Introduction | p. 114 |
National and international context | p. 115 |
From 'one world' to 'two ways of life': Truman's inheritance and the deterioration of US-Soviet relations | p. 116 |
Truman's conception of the Cold War | p. 119 |
George Kennan and the sources of Soviet conduct | p. 126 |
Polarization and militarization: the Clifford-Elsey Report and NSC-68 | p. 130 |
Conclusion | p. 137 |
The George W. Bush administration: 'A balance of power that favours freedom' | p. 139 |
Introduction | p. 139 |
National and international context | p. 140 |
'A balance of power that favours freedom': the National Security Strategy | p. 141 |
'Universal, human hopes': the universal legitimacy of liberal values | p. 143 |
Democratic peace: 'This advance of freedom will bring greater security' | p. 146 |
'Common interests and … common values' | p. 150 |
Peoples and governments | p. 153 |
The dynamic of historical inevitability | p. 154 |
'Military forces that are beyond challenge': hegemonic US hard power | p. 156 |
Critiques of Bush | p. 157 |
The road not taken: ideological choice and the Bush administration | p. 159 |
Conclusion | p. 164 |
Conclusion: the Bush strategy and national ideology | p. 166 |
The historical evolution of American internationalism | p. 167 |
The influence of national ideological history on the Bush worldview | p. 173 |
Notes | p. 176 |
Bibliography | p. 202 |
Index | p. 213 |
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