The how ideology divides liberals and conservatives over foreign affairs Gries, Peter Hays creator text bibliography cau Stanford, California Stanford Security Studies 2014 monographic eng

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347 p. : ill. How liberals and conservatives feel and think about foreign countries -- Beyond "liberal" vs. "conservative" : four dimensions of American ideology -- The moral foundations of ideology and international attitudes -- The foreign policy orientations of liberals and conservatives : nationalism, internationalism, and realism/idealism -- Knowledge, the media, and the world : ideology in social context -- Latin America : liberal and conservative moralities of immigration and foreign aid -- Europe : "socialist" France, Mother England, Brother Germany, and the EU "antichrist" -- The Middle East : Christian zionism, the Israel lobby, and the "Holy Land" -- East Asia : "Red China," "free Asia," and the "Yellow Peril" -- International organizations and treaties : "blue helmets," "black helicopters," and "satanic serpents" -- Ideology : why politics does not end at water's edge. HKBU library Peter Hays Gries. YT2025 M10 Liberals United States Attitudes Conservatives United States Attitudes Ideology United States Public opinion United States United States Foreign relations Public opinion E895 G848 P 2014 9780804789356 9780804790888 SDU 131031