U.S. foreign policy : the paradox of world power

pt. I. The setting of U.S. foreign policy. The United States in a turbulent world -- The expansion of U.S. power -- Dynamics of decision making -- pt. II. Inside-out : governmental sources of foreign policy. Presidential power -- Congress beyond the "water's edge" -- The foreign-policy bureaucracy -- III. Outside-in : external sources of foreign policy. Public opinion and mass communication -- Interest groups at home and abroad -- The strength of intergovernmental organizations -- pt. IV. Policy domains. National security and defense policy -- Economic statecraft -- Transnational policy problems

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