U.S. Foreign Policy after the Cold War

The American tradition in foreign affairs - ideals versus self interest Cold War legacies international security the agenda on trade the policy process in Washington DC two case studies - the United States the United States and the 21st century

China · Cold war · Development economics · Economic history · Economics · Foreign policy · International trade · Political economy · Political science · Politics · Superpower · Global Peace and Security Dynamics · International Relations and Foreign Policy · Law

• Two Generations, Two Interventions in One of the World's Most-Failed States

  Open Access•Brian J Hesse•Journal of Asian and African…•2016

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• Uma perspectiva metodológica

  Open Access•Filipe Queiroz de Campos•Faces de Clio•2023

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• US–China Relations in the Contemporary Era

  Open Access•Mark Roden, Mark Allan Roden•Politics•2003

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• America after the Cold War

  Open Access•Linda B Miller•Review of International Studies•1998

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• Institutions, Strategic Restraint, and the Persistence of American Postwar Order

  G John Ikenberry•International Security•1999

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• The Heart of Empire? Theorising US empire in an era of transnational capitalism

  Doug Stokes•Third World Quarterly•2005

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• Whither Geoeconomics? Bureaucratic Inertia in U.S. Post-Cold War Foreign Policy toward East Asia

  Renato Cruz De Castro•Asian Affairs An American Review•2000

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• The Obama Doctrine – Détente or Decline

  Open Access•Nicholas Kitchen•European Political Science•2010

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• Samuel Huntington and the Geopolitics of American Identity

  Open Access•Emad El-Din Aysha•International Studies Perspectives•2003

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• Continental drift? Transatlantic relations in the twenty‐first century

  Adrian Hyde‐price•Defence Studies•2002

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• What do Think Tanks do? Chatham House in search of the United States

  Open Access•Michael Cox•International Politics•2021

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• Rebels without a cause? Radical theorists and the world system after the Cold War

  Martha Cox, Michael Cox•New Political Economy•1998

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• Anti‐internationalism and the New American foreign policy debate

  David H Dunn•Arms Control•1996

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• Viewpoints

  Open Access•Martha Cox, Michael Cox et al.•Security Dialogue•2002

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