Flag Follows Trade?

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The USA and its Economic and Foreign Policy Interdependencies

CHRISTIAN SCHLEGEL(Autor*in)

Tectum Wissenschaftsverlag

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Erschienen am 24. November 2022

232 Seiten

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Intro
Abstract
Table of Contents
List of Tables
List of Abbreviations
Foreword
1 Introduction
2 Economics in American History and Politics
2.1 Britain's Free Trade Dominance Since the 18th Century
2.2 America's Free Trade Dominance Since World War II
2.3 US Political Institutions and their Trade Instruments
2.4 Conclusion: The Advantages of Economic Strength
3 The Links Between Trade and Security Policy
3.1 Answers in the Most Popular Political Theories
3.2 Search for the Grand Strategy
3.3 Trade in National Security Strategies
3.4 Conclusion: Connection between Trade and Security
4 Middle East
4.1 US Historical Key Points in the Middle East
4.2 The First US Bilateral Trade Treaty With Israel
4.3 The Free Trade Agreement With Jordan
4.4 Other Free Trade Agreements in the Middle East
4.5 Conclusion: Middle East Security
5 Asia-Pacific
5.1 US Historical Key Points in Asia
5.2 The Geopolitical Relevance of the TPP Agreement
5.2.1 Bush's and Obama's Asia Strategy
5.2.2 Trump and his Indo-Pacific Strategy
5.3 Sino-American relations: Competition and Dependencies
5.4 South Korea's dilemma
5.5 Japan as Security Ally and Economic Competitor
5.6 Rising India With its Own Ambitions
5.7 Cooperation With Australia and New Zealand
5.8 Further States of Southeast Asia and Their Anxious Look Toward China
5.9 Conclusion: Maintaining American influence
6 The American Continent
6.1 US Historical Key Points in the "Western Hemisphere"
6.2 North American Trade and Security
6.2.1 The Relationship Between Canada, Mexico, and the US Before NAFTA
6.2.2 North American Security Cooperation
6.2.3 Geopolitical Aspects between the US, Mexico, and Canada
6.2.4 How do Trade and Security Fit Together?
6.2.5 Summary: Security Relevance for USMCA
6.3 Central America's Trade and Security
6.3.1 Historical Connections Between the US and Central America
6.3.2 Bilateral Relations Between the US and the CAFTA-DR Member States
6.3.3 Summary: Central America and the US
6.4 South American Trade Agreements
6.5 Conclusion: Securing the US's Sphere of Influence
7 Russia
7.1 US-Russia Relations Since the 1990s
7.2 Economic relations between Russia and the US
7.3 Conclusion: Old and New Enemy
8 Europe
8.1 US Historical Key Points in Europe
8.1.1 The Interplay Between Business and Politics in Transatlantic Relations
8.1.2 US-EU Trade Negotiations
8.2 Economic Aspects of a Transatlantic Free Trade Agreement
8.3 The Security Policy Tension Between Russia, the EU, and the US
8.3.1 European Defense Under Pressure
8.3.2 Energy and Security Policy
8.4 Conclusion: Between Friendship and Competition
9 Africa
9.1 US Historical Key Points in Africa
9.2 Trade Agreement with Morocco
9.3 Trade Agreement with Kenya
9.4 Rivalry With China on the African continent
9.5 Conclusion: The Continent of the Future?
10 Analysis
10.1 Middle East: Israel, Jordan, Oman
10.2 Asia-Pacific: South Korea, Australia, and Singapore
10.3 America: Canada, Mexico, and Latin America
10.4 Africa: Morocco
10.5 Conclusion: Defence, Security and Trade
11 The Interdependence of US Trade, Economic, and Security Policies
Bibliography
Index

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