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ISBN 10: 1400854431
ISBN 13: 9781400854431
Author: Robert Johansen

The National Interest and the Human Interest An Analysis of US Foreign Policy 1st Edition Table of contents:

Chapter 1: Introduction to US Foreign Policy
1.1 Defining the National Interest
1.2 The Human Interest in Foreign Policy
1.3 Historical Overview of US Foreign Policy
1.4 Theoretical Frameworks: Realism, Liberalism, and Constructivism
1.5 The Balance Between National and Human Interests

Chapter 2: The Evolution of US Foreign Policy
2.1 Early Foreign Policy: Isolationism to Expansionism
2.2 The Impact of World Wars on US Foreign Relations
2.3 The Cold War Era and Containment
2.4 The Post-Cold War Period: Unipolarity and Globalization
2.5 US Foreign Policy in the 21st Century

Chapter 3: The National Interest Defined
3.1 The Concept of National Security
3.2 Economic Interests and Global Trade
3.3 Political and Ideological Factors in Foreign Policy
3.4 The Role of Military Power and Diplomacy
3.5 Conflicting Definitions of National Interest

Chapter 4: The Human Interest and Ethical Dimensions
4.1 Human Rights and US Foreign Policy
4.2 The Role of Humanitarian Aid and Development Assistance
4.3 The Dilemma of Intervention: Morality vs. National Security
4.4 Ethical Responsibility in Foreign Policy Decision-Making
4.5 The Clash Between National and Human Interests

Chapter 5: The Cold War and the Intersection of National and Human Interests
5.1 The Cold War Framework: Ideology and Security
5.2 The Human Cost of Cold War Policies
5.3 US Support for Authoritarian Regimes vs. Democratic Values
5.4 The Role of Containment in Protecting National Interests
5.5 The Legacy of the Cold War in Contemporary Foreign Policy

Chapter 6: Post-Cold War US Foreign Policy
6.1 The Rise of Humanitarian Interventions
6.2 The Challenges of Globalization and Transnational Issues
6.3 The US Role in International Organizations
6.4 The Balkans and Rwanda: Case Studies of Humanitarian Crisis Response
6.5 National Security vs. Global Stability

Chapter 7: The War on Terror and the Reassertion of National Interest
7.1 The Aftermath of 9/11: National Security Priorities
7.2 The Global War on Terror: Ethical and Strategic Implications
7.3 Human Rights in the Context of Counterterrorism
7.4 US Actions in Iraq and Afghanistan: A Closer Look
7.5 Lessons Learned from the War on Terror

Chapter 8: Globalization, Economic Interests, and the Human Interest
8.1 The Impact of Globalization on US Foreign Policy
8.2 Economic Interests vs. Human Development Goals
8.3 The Role of Trade Agreements and Economic Sanctions
8.4 Addressing Poverty, Inequality, and Human Rights Abroad
8.5 US Economic Power and Its Ethical Responsibilities

Chapter 9: The Future of US Foreign Policy
9.1 Challenges in the 21st Century: Climate Change, Health, and Migration
9.2 Balancing Humanitarian Goals with National Security
9.3 The Rise of Emerging Powers and the Changing Global Order
9.4 The Role of Multilateralism in Shaping US Foreign Policy
9.5 The Evolving Definition of the National Interest

Chapter 10: Conclusion: Reconciling National and Human Interests
10.1 The Need for a Balanced Approach
10.2 Toward a More Ethical Foreign Policy Framework
10.3 The Interdependence of National and Human Interests
10.4 A Vision for the Future of US Foreign Policy
10.5 Final Reflections on the Moral Imperative of Foreign Policy

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