No higher law : American foreign policy and the Western Hemisphere since 1776 / Brian Loveman.

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Loveman, Brian

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TextPublication details: Chapel Hill : University of North Carolina Press, 2010.Description: 539 p. : illISBN:

9780807833711
0807833711

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United States -- Foreign relations

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E183.7 L911 N 2010

Contents:

The isolationist myth -- The Monroe Doctrine and manifest destiny -- Providential nursery? -- The good neighbor -- The new manifest destiny -- The new navy -- Protective imperialism -- Return to normalcy -- Independent internationalism -- Not-so-Cold War, I -- Not-so-Cold War, II -- American crusade -- Not the end of history -- The new normalcy?

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