The Carter Administration - World-Order Politics Beyond Containment

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American Foreign Policy: The Carter Administration:

World-Order Politics Beyond Containment:

Author: Charles Hayes:



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* Introduction:

1. Carter's Focus on the Third World and Human

Rights:

2. The U.S.-Soviet Relationship in the Late 1970s.

3. Regional Turbulence in Africa:

4. The Panama Canal Treaties and Latin American:

5. The Middle East and Camp David:

6. American Relations with China:

7. U.S. Security Policy and the Korean Peninsula:

8. Managing Alliance Relations: NATO-Europe:

9. U.S. Relations with Japan:

10. The Carter Administration and Nonproliferation

Policy:

11. Deterioration in U.S.-Soviet Relations: The

Failure of SALT II:

12. The Iranian Crisis:

13. The Carter Doctrine and U.S. Defense Policy:

14. Foreign-Policy Decision Making Under Carter:

15. Conclusions About Carter's Conduct of Foreign

Policy:

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