An edition of Cases in American foreign policy
(2012)
Cases in American foreign policy
by Donald M. Snow
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Table of Contents
Russia: negotiating and shaping relations with a former adversary
China: coping with a dynamic adversary turned ambiguous partner
Iran: facing down regional aspirations and nuclear weapons
North Korea: balancing recognition and the nuclear card
India: befriending and redefining relations with a rising democracy
Pakistan: bolstering a potential failed state and ally
Iraq: making the best of the aftermath of a controversial war and occupation
Afghanistan: containing and ending a protracted conflict
Mexico: reconciling common borders with underlying tensions
Cuba: balancing domestic and international interests
Conflicting interests in a global hot spot
Israel: recognizing and coping with tensions with a special ally
Egypt: searching for adjustments to the consequences of the Arab spring.
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