Analysis of US Foreign Policy for Iran’s Nuclear File with a Systemic Approach by behrooz daylamsalehi, Gholamreza Saebi

“…The hypothesis of this paper is: US foreign policy in Iran’s nuclear issue follows rational, organizational and bureaucratic models of decision making and orchestrated toward interaction of national interests.…”
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INTERNATIONAL LEGAL ISSUES OF THE US FOREIGN POLICY UNDER PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP by A. S. Kudinov, A. A. Urumbaev, M. R. Yuzbashyan

“…The article results in the evaluation of the actual US foreign policy under international law; as well as in the formulation of a proposal for clarification of the Russian position regarding further cooperation with the US.Discussion and conclusions.  …”
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US foreign policy, 1959-80: impact on refugee flow from Cuba. by Scanlan, J, Loescher, G

“…It served no clear US foreign policy ends and was perceived as helping Cuba rid itself of undesirables. …”

American Conservatism and US Foreign Policy Challenges in the XXI Century: Between Interventionism and Isolationism by L. M. Sokolshchik

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US Foreign Policy towards Cuba: Historical Roots, Traditional Explanations and Alternative Perspectives by Raúl Rodríguez, Harry Targ

“…This article examines the various interpretations of the root causes of US foreign policy towards Cuba. Examining 250 years of policies articulated and defended by prominent US foreign policy decision-makers, the authors decide that geopolitical, economic and ideological explanations of why the US has behaved towards Cuba the way it has need to be supplemented by an understanding of the counter-revolutionary US foreign policy agenda. …”
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PRESIDENTIAL-CONGRESSIONAL RELATIONS IN US FOREIGN POLICY DECISION-MAKING: A THEORETICAL TREATISE by T. Asadi, M. Arjmand

“…The present paper aims to offer a conceptual exploration of the Presidential-Congressional relations in the US foreign policy decision-making. The US foreign policy decision-making arguably takes place within a functional synthesization of compromised bureaucratic rationality on the one hand, and the ideological, partisan and institutional interests and tendencies of individuals in possession of power on the other. …”
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Cuba’s place among the US foreign policy interests (XIX – middle of the XX centuries) by Ekaterina Kasatkina

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Mackinder's “heartland” – legitimation of US foreign policy in World War II and the Cold War of the 1950s by O. Krause, O. Krause

“…In consequence, the generic spatial denomination “heartland” and the associated adopted theory served as a geopolitical argument for the strategic narrative legitimizing US foreign policy in World War II and during the Cold War.…”
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US foreign policy in the middle of September after the 11 background Realism , molding , asking -oriented by hossein por ahmadi, mohammad reza musavai

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Beltway battles: ideology and infighting in US foreign policy toward the Middle East 2001-2006 by Ashooh, J

“…Finally, although this work deals specifically with the Middle East, the model is generalizable to all areas of US foreign policy.…”

Women As a Legitimacy-Building Tool in US Foreign Policy: The Case of Women’s Protection Units (YPJ) by Turgay Demir

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The evolution of the «Tibetan question» in the US foreign policy and its impact on the Sino-American relations (1949–2018) by Galyna Mingazutdinova

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Formation of US foreign policy strategies and doctrines at the beginning of the 21st century: a practical dimension by Dmytro Lakishyk

“…Conclusions. All US foreign policy actions are aimed at achieving its own national interests, and their structuring, reflection and consolidation in doctrinal documents allow for the synchronization of foreign policy steps and the adoption of important political decisions, despite the turbulence in international relations and the changing geopolitical realities of the 21st century.…”
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US foreign policy, neo-conservatism and the Iraq war (2003-2011): Critical reviews of factors and rationales by Mohd Irwan Syazli Saidin

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One president at a time? How the president-elect shapes US foreign policy during the transition by Michaels, JH, Payne, A

Genesis of US Foreign Policy: Theme in Works of Russian Researchers of 19th — Early 20th Centuries by D. V. Dorofeev

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French-American rivalry as a factor US foreign policy in Europe during the second half of XX century by Oleksandr Lozovytskyi

“…The author analyzes the main trends of French-American relations in the context of US foreign policy in Europe in terms of bipolarity. Attention is paid to interstate rivalry in geopolitical and military-strategic areas in the designated period. …”
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R. W. Van Olsteen and Fight Against American Uniqueness: Historiography of Genesis of US Foreign Policy in 1940s — 1960s by D. V. Dorofeev

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Remaking US Foreign Policy for a Fresh Start with the Muslim World: Linguistic and Discursive Features of Obama’s Cairo Speech by Ibrahim A. El-Hussari

“…Linguistic constructs related to ‘change’ and a ‘new beginning’ with the Muslim and Arab worlds are embedded in a new type of political language calling for a constructive dialogue with partners in an attempt to dust off the stains which the eight-year Bush Administration has brought to US foreign policy. This work looks at the transformative language of the Cairo speech by examining the political discourse therein for frequency, duration and intensity to see how subservient they are to change as a key-metaphor filtering through the speech in question.…”
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The beginning of the formation of the conceptual foundations of the US foreign policy: the Washington diplomacy in Japan in 50 – 60th of the XIX century by Alexander Naboka

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