The politics of American foreign policy : how ideology divides liberals and conservatives over foreign affairs / Peter Hays Gries.
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TextPublication details: Stanford, California : Stanford Security Studies, 2014Description: 347 p. : illISBN: - 9780804789356
- 9780804790888
- E895 G848 P 2014
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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.
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