
Foreign Policy in the Clinton Administration
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Content
- Intro
- Contents
- Introduction
- Reassessing "Practical Internationalism" in the Era of "America First"
- A Coherent Foreign Policy?
- Successes and Failures
- The Plan of This Book
- From Practical Internationalism to America First
- Endnotes
- I. The Clinton Foreign Policy Legacy
- Chapter 1
- Practical Internationalism: The Foreign Policy of the Clinton Administration as Viewed from Europe
- Endnote
- Chapter 2
- Doing the Right Thing in a Pragmatic Way
- Chapter 3
- The Foreign Policy of the Clinton Administration: The Pursuit of Order in the Post-Cold War Era
- The Architectural Metaphor
- The Intellectual Foundation of the Clinton Administration's Foreign Policy
- Clinton's Foreign Policy Assessed
- Conclusion
- Endnotes
- II. Defense Policy
- Chapter 4
- Clinton and the Origins of the Militarization of National Security Policy
- Introduction
- Clinton's National Security Team
- Problems with the Pentagon
- International Criminal Court
- Landmines Ban
- Ban on Combat for Teenagers
- Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty
- Other Failures
- Problems for the Bureaucracy
- National Security Success
- Postscript
- Endnotes
- Chapter 5
- US Nuclear Proliferation Policy during the Clinton Administration
- History
- The Clinton Record
- Conclusion
- Endnotes
- III. Asia: Economic and Security Issues
- Chapter 6
- Clinton and China: From Confrontation to Engagement
- Endnote
- Chapter 7
- Japan's Dual Challenge: A Democrat in the White House and the Growing Shadow of China
- Prelude to the Lost Decade
- Two Issues between President Clinton and Japan
- The Trade Dispute
- Security Relations
- It's China, Stupid!
- Conclusion: The United States and Japan after Clinton
- Endnotes
- Chapter 8
- Engaging with North Korea: Clinton's Legacy
- Background Briefing: Negotiating with a Difficult Partner
- Analysis: Why It Happened the Way It Happened
- Competing Agenda I: The Middle East Peace Process
- Competing Agenda II: "The Parallel Lives"
- Conclusion
- Endnotes
- Chapter 9
- The Transformation of Indo-American Relations under President William Jefferson Clinton
- The Context of Relations
- The Residual Character of Indo-American Relations
- The Belated Clinton Transformation
- Nuclear Attention
- The Clinton Legacy in South Asia
- Endnotes
- IV. Iraq and Anti-Terrorism
- Chapter 10
- US Foreign Policy toward the Iraqi Kurds during the Clinton Administration
- Endnotes
- Chapter 11
- Slouching towards Baghdad: Clinton's Policy towards Iraq
- Foreign Policy Context: The End of the Cold War
- Clinton's First Term
- The Inspections/Sanctions Regime
- US Policy Shifts from Containment to Regime Change
- Conclusion
- Endnotes
- Chapter 12
- Toward 9/11: Confronting Terrorism, from Clinton to Bush
- Government Secrecy, Accountability, and Informed Citizens
- Media Partisanship and the Quest for Reliable Knowledge
- Failures to Prevent 9/11
- From Reagan to Clinton: Emergence of a "Terrorism Triangle"
- Clinton's First Term: Dealing with Terrorism, 1993-1996
- Clinton Addresses Terrorism, 1997-2001
- Presidential Transition: From Clinton to George W. Bush
- Conclusion
- Endnotes
- V. Northern Ireland
- Chapter 13
- President Clinton and Northern Ireland: Gulliver in Lilliput
- Introduction
- The US and Northern Ireland before Clinton
- The Clinton Years
- Intra-Administration Policy Development
- The Case against Clinton's Activism
- Conclusion
- Endnotes
- Chapter 14
- Bringing Hope to Northern Ireland's Civil Society: 1992-2000
- Economic Incentives: The Washington Investment Conference
- Clinton's Visit to Belfast and Derry
- Impact of Clinton's Visit
- Conclusion
- Endnotes
- VI. The United Nations and Multilateralism
- Chapter 15
- Private and Public Diplomacy: The US Permanent Representative to the United Nations in the Clinton Years
- Clinton's Foreign Policy Agenda
- The Albright Years at the UN
- The Holbrooke Years at the UN
- Conclusion
- Author's Note
- Endnotes
- Chapter 16
- The Clinton Administration and the United Nations: From "Assertive Multilateralism" to "Burden Shifting" and Rediscovery(
- "Assertive Multilateralism"
- Assertive Multilaterlaism Gives Way to "Burden-Sharing"
- The Clinton Administration's Unilateral Removal of Boutros-Ghali
- Clinton Administration's "Rediscovery" of the United Nations
- Conclusion
- Endnotes
- Chapter 17
- Getting from Mogadishu to Sarajevo:
- The "Maturing" of the Clinton Administration's UN Policy
- Somalia
- Presidential Decision Directives 25 and 56
- Haiti and Bosnia
- Conclusion
- Endnotes
- About the Contributors
- Subject Index
- Name Index
- Blank Page
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