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The US State Department, criticized in recent years for paying insufficient attention to science and technology, has turned to the National Academy of Sciences for advice on how it should best integrate science policy with foreign policy. In a letter sent to the academy last month, legal counsel...
abroad, and want US foreign policy to focus at home. The second school of thought are the “prioritisers”. These are the people who see the China threat as overriding, and really want US foreign policy to focus almost exclusively on China and Asia, and to reduce commitments in Europe and...
1996. Putting the State In Its Place: US Foreign Policy and Differential Accumulation in Middle-East "Energy Con- flicts". Review of International Political Economy 3 (4): 608-661.`Putting the state in its place: US foreign policy and differential accumulation in Middle East "energy con ...
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- ISRAEL LOBBY AND U.S. FOREIGN POLICYdoi:10.2139/ssrn.891198Mearsheimer, John J.Walt, Stephen M.Ssrn Electronic JournalMEARSHEIMER, JOHN J., AND STEPHEN WALT (2008) The Israel Lobby and US Foreign Policy. London: Penguin.Mearsheimer, John J., y Stephen Martin Walt (2007)...
CIA torture sites undercut US foreign policy 06:06 Share this - Copied Rachel Maddow shows how the CIA was making deals with other countries for secret black sites to house prisoners while the U.S. State Department was calling for open disclosure of prisoners by some of those same countries...
Yet none of them lifted a finger when it actually occurred – or so Power maintained.A Problem from Hellmet with a rapturous reception. Critics hailed it as “one of the decade’s most important books on US foreign policy … the standard text on genocide prevention … a book from heaven....
The article argues that advocates of faith-based foreign policy, in seeking special privileges for ecumenical religious actors, overlook their declining international significance and the opportunities afforded to less tolerant but more populist religious actors which have the potential seriously to harm US...
I test the observable implications of the theory with the American Diplomacy Dataset, an original record of 50,000 American foreign policy events between 1851 and 2010 drawn from a corpus of 1.3 million New York Times articles.doi:10.1080/03050629.2020.1688319Erin Baggott Carter...