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Foreign policies of the major powers : politics and diplomacy since world war ii. : United States of America vol. 2

by Eadie, Pauline (ed.); Pettiford, Lloyd (ed.).
Publisher: London I. B. Tauris 2007Description: 4 vols. set.ISBN: 1860649297; 9781860649295.Subject(s): United Stats-Foreign relations | United Stats-Foreign policiesSummary: An understanding of foreign policy is of importance not only to professionals and scholars in international relations but also to the many international and multinational corporations with business interests in different parts of the world. Those who need to gain a rapid yet authoritative understanding of the foreign policies of the major powers will find the set indispensable. The four volumes--covering the USA, the Soviet Union and present-day Russia, China and Japan, and the European Union--form a timely, comprehensive and up-to-date account of the major debates and developments in the foreign policies of the world's major powers.
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An understanding of foreign policy is of importance not only to professionals and scholars in international relations but also to the many international and multinational corporations with business interests in different parts of the world. Those who need to gain a rapid yet authoritative understanding of the foreign policies of the major powers will find the set indispensable. The four volumes--covering the USA, the Soviet Union and present-day Russia, China and Japan, and the European Union--form a timely, comprehensive and up-to-date account of the major debates and developments in the foreign policies of the world's major powers.

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