US Foreign Policy

Test 2-Study Guide

I. Resources Available to Implement U.S. Foreign Policy

Wittkopf et al., "Instruments of Global Influence: Covert Activities," pp. 109-146.

Sun Tzu, "Employment of Secret Agents," The Art of War [R]

Wittkopf et al., "External Sources of American Foreign Policy," pp. 147-197.

Richard Haass, "Think Tanks and U.S. Foreign Policy: A Policy Makers Perspective," pp. 5-8.

Donald Abelson, "Think Tanks and U.S. Foreign Policy: An Historical Perspective." pp. 9-12.

Wittkopf et al., "Societal Sources of American Foreign Policy," pp. 239-277.

II. When Globalization and Civilizations Meet---or Collide

Friedman, "The World Is Ten Years Old," pp. xi-xxii.

Friedman, "The New System," pp. 3-16.

Friedman, "Information Arbitrage," pp. 19-28.

Friedman, "The Lexus and the Olive Tree," pp. 29-43.

Friedman, "Globalution," pp. 167-193.

Huntington, “Clash of Civilization”

III. Class notes and Assignments