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Informationen zum Autor Brendon O'Connor is Associate Professor in American Politics at the United States Studies Centre at the University of Sydney. Brendon O'Connor was the Australia Scholar at the Woodrow Wilson Centre in Washington DC in 2008 and in 2006 he was a Fulbright Fellow at Georgetown University. He is the editor of seven books on anti-Americanism and has also published articles and books on American welfare policy! presidential politics! US foreign policy! and Australian-American relations. He has taught courses on American domestic politics and foreign affairs! and supervised theses on a variety of topics such as anti-Americanism! neoconservatism! the Iraq War and presidential politics. Zusammenfassung The framework of this major work is the various 'traditions' of US foreign policy, the identification of which emerged in the writing of major political scholars including Richard Hofstatder, Louis Hartz, Seymour Martin Lipset and Walter Russell Mead. Inhaltsverzeichnis VOLUME ONE: THE FOUNDATIONS THE AMERICA TRADITION The Idea of Foreign Policy Traditions Tradition as Invention - Renée Jeffery The American Tradition The American Foreign Policy Tradition - Walter Russell Mead The New World Order - Henry Kissinger Colonial Origins of American Diplomatic Principles - Max Savelle Back to Bedrock: The eight traditions of American statecraft - Walter McDougall Farewell to the Farewell Address? Or a ¿discourse of the permanent and transient in American politics - Michael Dunne Messianism, Exceptionalism and Realism Liberty or Exceptionalism (so Called) - Walter McDougall Messianism, Exemplary and Dynamic - Anatol Lieven An American Tradition in Foreign Affairs - Norman A. Graebner The British Inheritance/Enemy Introduction and the Gyroscope and the Pyramid - Walter Russell Mead Friendly Fire - Bernard Porter Washington¿s Legacy and Unilateralism Intellectual Foundations of Early American Diplomacy - James Hutson Unilaterialism, or Isolationalism (so Called) - Walter McDougall The Hamiltonian Tradition Hamilton¿s Way - Walter Russell Mead The Jeffersonian Tradition Jefferson and the Diplomacy of the Old Regime and Conquering Without War - Robert Tucker and David Hendrickson Jefferson and an American Foreign Policy - Walter LaFeber The Jacksonian Tradition Antithesis Part 1: The embittered heartland - Anatol Lieven Taking Center Stage: Southerners and Vietnam, 1954 - 1973 - Joseph Fry VOLUME TWO: THE TRADITIONS OF GREAT POWER AMERICA The Monroe Doctrine and Manifest Destiny The Evolution of the Monroe Doctrine from Monroe to Reagan - Walter LaFeber Destinies and Destinations, 1820-1865 - Andreas Stephanson America Imperialism? Is there American Imperialism - Dexter Perkins Imperialism, American Style, 1890-1916 - Joseph Fry Anti-Imperialism Anti-Imperialism - Robert Buzzanco 1898 and 1968: The Anti-Imperialists and the Doves - Robert L. Beisner Open Door Policy and Williams¿ Extension Open Door Policy - Mark Atwood Lawrence The Tragedy of American Diplomacy: Twenty-five years after - Bradford Perkins The Open Door and American Hegemony in Western Hegemony in Western Europe - Christopher Layne Isolationism and the Anti-War Tradition The Isolationist Heritage - C. V. Crabb The Renunciation of War - Arthur A. Ekirch The Wilsonian Tradition and American Liberalism The Connecticut Yankee in the Court of King Arthur - Walter Russell Mead Liberal Democratic Internationalism - Tony Smith Hegemony on the Cheap - Colin Dueck Containment and American Realism Containment - Walter McDougall Prophets and poseurs - Andrew J. Bacevich The Past and the Future Trade Offs - Henry Nau VOLUME THREE: ANTI-AMERICAN TRADITION...
