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American Foreign Policy and Process

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Chapter 5: Foreign Policy after the Cold War and 9/11

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Chapter 5: Foreign Policy after the Cold War and 9/11

pp. 168-226

Authors

James M. McCormick
, Iowa State University
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This chapter compares the values, beliefs, and policy actions of the Clinton administration after the end of the Cold War and those of the George W. Bush administration after the events of September 11, 2001.

Keywords

  • Clinton administration
  • strategy of enlargement
  • selective engagement
  • George W. Bush administration
  • 9/11
  • Bush Doctrine
  • Iraq War
  • domestic opposition
  • liberal internationalism

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