United States security interests in the post-cold-war world Book

This comprehensive, up-to date text focuses on building skills for anticipating and interpreting foreign policy problems and their potential solutions. Baugh develops general principles about how U.S. foreign policy is made, and uses both contemporary and historical examples to illustrate these principles. Baugh also addresses the changes that have occurred since the end of the Cold War, and presents the debate over the development of a grand policy to guide us into the twenty-first century.