The Clinton Administration's Vision for Economic Development by Laura D'Andrea Tyson

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THE OBAMA ADMINISTRATION AND CUBA: THE CLINTON ADMINISTRATION REVISITED by Gary Prevost

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Foreign policy aspects and priorities of the strategy of “engagement and enlargement” of Clinton administration by Dmytro Lakishyk

“…This article examines the origins, evolution and characteristics of multilateral security strategy of “engagement and enlargement” of Clinton administration. The analysis of its approach to strategic goals and national interests shows that the main factor of the inclusion of certain provisions in US security strategy was, has been and will remain dimension measurement of real threats to the vital interests of America. …”
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American human right foreign policy under the Clinton administration :: China and Indonesia cases by , WINDARTI, Ani, , Drs. Joko Murdiyanto,MA

American Human Right foreign policy under the Clinton administration :: China and Indonesia cases by , WINDARTI, Ani, , Drs. Djoko Moerdiyanto, MA

Continuity and Change in U.S. Foreign Policy toward Southern Africa by Peter J. Schraeder

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Managing Defense after History’s End: A Conversation with Robert F. Hale, Assistant Secretary of the Air Force during the Clinton administration by Michael Stricof

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When and How do Bureaucratic Conflicts Matter in Trade Policy? Evidence from the US Trade Policymaking Process during the Clinton Administration (1993–2001) by Rodrigo Fagundes Cézar

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A valuable piece of the liberal hegemony puzzle: The United States’ involvement in the Northern Ireland peace process by Pavle Nedić

“…It concludes that the Clinton administration saw the potential for a peaceful resolution of this conflict as an important part of its broader efforts to establish a liberal world order in the wake of the ending of the Cold War. …”
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Farce Majeure by Faisal Kutty

“…Farce Majeure is a comprehensive critique, based largely on Hoile's previously published articles, of the Clinton administration's Sudan policy. Hoile, who has specialized in Sudanese issues for several years, argues that the Clinton administration succeeded in two areas with respect to its policy: preventing a peaceful resolution of the Sudanese civil war, and succeeding in the propaganda war, at least in North America. …”
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La Política Exterior de Estados Unidos frente a la Región Asia Pacífico en la Década del Noventa. by Jorge Rafael Di Masi

“…Soon before late, the Clinton Administration started making concessions, away from the originally announced strategy. …”
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Forming and realization of US politics towards Islamic republic of Iran in 1993–1996 by A Stepanovich Safonov

“…The article contains an analysis of the first Clinton administration’s political line towards IRI. The author discloses conceptual foundation of US approach, logic and character of american-iranian relations in the situation of globalization and formation of unipolar world after the ending of the Cold War.…”
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Nuclear Security Policy of the Obama Administration – Its Achievements and Issues Left Behind: An Interview with Laura Holgate by Tatsujiro Suzuki

“…Ms Laura Holgate has been a major force in enhancing nuclear security since the end of Cold War, starting her career in the US Clinton Administration and the Nuclear Threat Initiative (NTI), and devoting herself to the Obama Administration. …”
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Review of Arons's by Charles L. Glenn

“…In his new book, he takes on the Clinton Administration's efforts to establish national outcome standards--Goals 2000--which he describes as "comprehensive, centralizing, and insensitive to the diversity of goals that students, families, and communities bring to education. …”
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The social liberalism of President Clinton. Cooperation as a public policy / El liberalismo social del Presidente Clinton. La cooperación como política pública by José J. Sanmartín Pardo

“…Bill Clinton regained the tradition of social liberalism that, from an open minded perspective, shaped their design of a unique Presidency where action and response converged in the form of public policy for social demands. The Clinton administration operated democracy as a social asset of indispensable addition to the shared idea of Good Government and public service. …”
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Copyright Dot Com: The Digital Millennium in Copyright by Robert N. Diotalevi

“…The Information Super Highway offers a variety of useful information as one navigates down its maze of URLs, browsers and hyperlinks. The latest Clinton Administration measure, The Digital Millennium Copyright Act, is a massive complexity of rules and regulations. …”
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Crossing Boundaries by Jay Willoughby

“…He contended that the country might be in the process of accommodating Islam, as witnessed by the Clinton administration’s hosting of iftar dinners and the Bush administration’s extension of Ramadan greetings to the Muslim American community ...…”
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Intellectual Property and the Tourism Industry: From ACTA Protests towards a Restrictive Interpretation of Innovation Regulations by Speriusi-Vlad Alin

“…At that time Boyle was disappointed by the lack of attention from lawyers, scholars, legal academics and the media for the Clinton administration’s proposal for copyright on the Net, a document that provided the blueprint of domestic and international regulatory efforts to expand intellectual property rights. …”
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No reserved communication lanes for high energy (Italian original version) by Nico Pitrelli

“…Devised to describe the first instants of the universe, as many will recall, the SSC project was severely hampered by political and bureaucratic plots in 1993, when the Clinton administration decided to halt work on the accelerator, after ten years and approximately two billion dollars already spent.…”
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U.S. energy policy during the 1990s by Joskow, Paul L.

“…Bush administration and the entire Clinton administration. It begins with an "energy crisis" stimulated by the invasion of Kuwait and the subsequent Gulf War and ends with an "energy crisis" caused by significant increases in oil and, especially, natural gas prices, the collapse of California's new competitive electricity markets and the threat of electricity shortages throughout the Western U.S. …”
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