United States -- Foreign relations -- Philosophy
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United States -- Foreign relations -- Philosophy
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- The American way of war, guided missiles, misguided men, and a republic in peril, Eugene Jarecki
- Ideas and American foreign policy, a reader, edited by Andrew J. Bacevich
- The peace of illusions, American grand strategy from 1940 to the present, Christopher Layne
- Théories de la politique étrangère américaine, auteurs, concepts, et approches, sous la direction de Charles-Philippe David
- America unbound, the Bush revolution in foreign policy, Ivo H. Daalder, James M. Lindsay
- The inevitability of tragedy, Henry Kissinger and his world, Barry Gewen
- The myth of American diplomacy, national identity and U.S. foreign policy, Walter L. Hixson
- Rogue nation, American unilateralism and the failure of good intentions, Clyde Prestowitz
- What does the world want from America?, international perspectives on U.S. foreign policy, edited by Alexander T.J. Lennon
- The choice, global domination or global leadership, Zbigniew Brzezinski
- Strategies of dominance, the misdirection of U.S. foreign policy, P. Edward Haley
- The synchronization of national policies, ethnography of the global tribe of moderns, Pertti Alasuutari
- Soft power, the means to success in world politics, Joseph S. Nye, Jr
- In their own best interest, a history of the U.S. effort to improve Latin Americans, Lars Schoultz
- Special providence, American foreign policy and how it changed the world, Walter Russell Mead
- Union, nation, or empire, the American debate over international relations, 1789-1941, David C. Hendrickson
- America, China, and the struggle for world order, ideas, traditions, historical legacies, and global visions, edited by G. John Ikenberry, Wang Jisi, Zhu Feng
- A Faustian foreign policy from Woodrow Wilson to George W. Bush, dreams of perfectibility, Joan Hoff
- Fear's empire, war, terrorism, and democracy, Benjamin R. Barber
- Mission failure, America and the world in the post-Cold War era, Michael Mandelbaum
- What America owes the world, the struggle for the soul of foreign policy, H.W. Brands
- Kissinger's shadow, the long reach of America's most controversial statesman, Greg Grandin
- Winning the right war, the path to security for America and the world, Philip H. Gordon
- Henry Kissinger and the American century, Jeremi Suri
- Hearts, minds, voices, US Cold War public diplomacy and the formation of the Third World, Jason C. Parker
- Superpower illusions, how myths and false ideologies led America astray-- and how to return to reality, Jack F. Matlock, Jr
- The question of intervention, John Stuart Mill and the responsibility to protect, Michael W. Doyle
- American empire, the realities and consequences of U.S. diplomacy, Andrew J. Bacevich
- Debating American exceptionalism, empire and democracy in the wake of the Spanish-American War, Fabian Hilfrich
- American national interest, virtue and power in foreign policy, Karl von Vorys
- Surprise, security, and the American experience, John Lewis Gaddis
- Passionate declarations, essays on war and justice, Howard Zinn
- La stratégie nord-américaine après le 11-septembre, un réel renouveau? : stratégie militaire et doctrine des opérations de paix face à l'hyperterrorisme, Emmanuel Mourlon-Druol ; avant-propos de Denis Rolland ; préface de Noëlle Quenivet
- Colossus, the price of America's empire, Niall Ferguson
- George Kennan for our time, Lee Congdon
- Cloaked in virtue, unveiling Leo Strauss and the rhetoric of American foreign policy, Nicholas Xenos
- Multilateralism and U.S. foreign policy, ambivalent engagement, edited by Stewart Patrick, Shepard Forman
- The Paradox of American power, why the world's only superpower can't go it alone, Joseph S. Nye, Jr
- US foreign policy in the twenty-first century, Gulliver's travails, J. Martin Rochester
- Ideology and U.S. foreign policy, Michael H. Hunt
- Empire of liberty, power, desire, and freedom, Anthony Bogues
- U.S. foreign policy in perspective, clients, enemies, and empire, David Sylvan and Stephen Majeski
- American power and international theory at the Council on Foreign Relations, 1953-54, edited by David M. McCourt
- In search of monsters to destroy, the folly of American empire and the paths to peace, Christopher J. Coyne
- Conservative internationalism, armed diplomacy under Jefferson, Polk, Truman, and Reagan, Henry R. Nau
- Ideology in U.S. foreign relations, new histories, edited by Christopher McKnight Nichols and David Milne
- American Machiavelli, Alexander Hamilton and the origins of U.S. foreign policy, John Lamberton Harper
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