Position of the American Think Tanks on Iran's Nuclear Program by Natalia Viktorovna Ivkina, Alexei Alexandrovich Poyda

“…The article examines the role of “analytical centers” in the US foreign policy agenda. From a variety of “think tanks” highlights those who have made the greatest impact on the foreign policy - the Heritage Foundation and the Center for American progress. …”
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Image of Ally by Yaroslav A. Levin

“…Due to its accessibility, clarity and brightness, cinema has become one of the main tools for promoting the new paradigm of US foreign policy. In this study, we examined the problem of constructing the image of Great Britain in American cinema in 1942. …”
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Reflections on Indo-Iranian relations by Zekrgoo, Amir Hossein

“…Given the anti-Iranian thrust in US foreign policy, particularly on nuclear issue, the Indian foreign policy faces a daunting task of maintaining a balanced outlook towards Iran. …”
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La música en las representaciones de lo latinoamericano en los primeros filmes hollywoodenses con sonido incorporado (1927-1932) by Juan Carlos Poveda

“…I conclude that instrumentation and rhythm consolidated as the go-to technical resources to represent Latin America through music, which helped to configure the “Latin Music” tag in the global music industry, also contributing to delineating recurrent procedures in subsequent productions aligned with US foreign policy.…”
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The Biden white house and the new foreign policy in Central Asia by Patrick Mendis, S. Uralbayev

“…This article explores the background of the US foreign policy in these Asian countries and presents an analysis and potential areas for engagement of the Biden administration in the Central Asian region. …”
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Soft Power: Political Use of A Scientific Concept by Maksim Vladimirovich Kharkevich

“…The article discusses the use and transformation of the American scientific concept "soft power" in official Russian and US foreign policy rhetoric with the methodological help of Habermas' communicative action theory and its adoption to IR by T. …”
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“Velvet Steel” Ministers for God and America: Eleanor Lansing Dulles and the Nineteenth-Century Legacy of Christianity and Nationalism by Victoria Phillips

“…Works draw extensively on family biography, noting that both “nature and nurture” brought religion to US foreign policy. Including Dr. Dulles in the analysis provides nuance and complexity to definitions of Christian nationalism and underscores the legacy of both missionaries and religious thought in US foreign relations during the early Cold War. …”
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DONALD TRUMP’S POLICY AGAINST NORTH KOREA’S BALLISTIC NUCLEAR WEAPON TEST by Agung Prija Utama, Chandra Purnama, Wawan Budi Darmawan

“…Based on the research that has been done, it was found that the typology of US foreign policy adaptation is promotive adaptation.…”
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The Study of Hegemons Policy Towards of States in the Middle East on the Basis of the Sociological Approaches of International Relations In the Period of Barak Obama by Elham Rasooli Saniabadi

“…Most of the foreign policy analysts believe that president Obama has neglected the importance of Middle East region in the US foreign policy. They argue that the most important sign of this ignorance is non military intervention in Middle East region’s revolutionary states by the US. …”
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EAST SEA POLICY OF THE UNITED STATES IN THE CONTEXT OF THE US-CHINA COMPETITION by Lan Anh Le, Tuan Anh Nguyen, Thuy Linh Phan

“…The article aims to systematically analyze and explain the US policy towards the East Sea issue since the US Administration announced the Pivot to Asia-Pacific strategy. The US foreign policy towards the East Sea has changed in the direction of increased US involvement in response to rising tensions over disputes, especially towards increased interests of China in this region. …”
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The US, Strategic Environment in the South Caucasus and Armenia: A Sight on the Future by Ruben Elamiryan

“…This study is based on strategic documents, including the US National Security Strategy (2017), the Interim National Security Strategic Guidance of 2021, other white papers, reports, and studies of US foreign policy priorities. …”
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The Premiere of the Post-Cold War Crisis in Balkans: CIA Documents on the Disintegration of Former Yugoslavia (1989-1992) by İsmail Köse

“…This paper will focus on the CIA estimate reports written by field officers on the disintegration of Yugoslavia and the US foreign policy towards the probable crisis in the region. …”
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The US Tight Oil Revolution and Its Impact on the Gulf Cooperation Countries – Beyond the Supply Shock by Fattouh, B

“…In this paper, we propose a broad framework based on three main aspects: the US tight oil revolution as a positive oil supply shock – with the potential to transform into a global supply shock if hydraulic fracturing technology successfully diffuses to other parts of the world; the US tight oil revolution as a force disrupting the existing trade flow patterns of crude oil, petroleum products, condensates, and NGLs; the development of US shale as a powerful force behind the shift in market perceptions, not only from a position of oil scarcity to one of oil abundance, but also as a shift in terms of the USA’s aspiration to achieve energy independence and how this would impact US foreign policy and its relations with other players, including key Middle East oil exporters.…”

The reception of Thucydides in the history of international relations by Keene, E

“…After World War II, this exercised a profound influence on some of the makers of early Cold War US foreign policy, such as Louis J. Halle, and on realist theorists such as Robert Gilpin, Kenneth Thompson, Kenneth Waltz, and Martin Wight.…”

Trump’s Peace Plan by Wissal Werfelli

“…Since the 1960s, the US foreign policy has been characterized by relative stability in interaction with the dynamics of the Palestinian conflict. …”
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EAST SEA POLICY OF THE UNITED STATES IN THE CONTEXT OF THE US-CHINA COMPETITION by Lan Anh Le, Tuan Anh Nguyen, Thuy Linh Phan

“…The article aims to systematically analyze and explain the US policy towards the East Sea issue since the US Administration announced the Pivot to Asia-Pacific strategy. The US foreign policy towards the East Sea has changed in the direction of increased US involvement in response to rising tensions over disputes, especially towards increased interests of China in this region. …”
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Exporting the American Dream? Ideology and US China Policy Since 9/11 by Ma Wen

“…Ideology is an important though not dominant factor driving the US foreign policy. Amid intensifying great-power rivalry, Washington in recent years has increasingly stepped up its ideological offensive against Beijing. …”
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Afghan factor in Pakistan-US relations by Iryna Tykhonenko

“…Negative characteristics of this approach from Islamabad contributed to avoid using the term «AfPak» by the presidency of Barack Obama, but such approach in US foreign policy remains. The dynamics of bilateral contacts are described by the evolution of American AfPak concept and model of the Afghan settlement after 2014. …”
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Aid and Human Rights: The Case of US Aid to Israel by Murad Ali

“…The study concludes that when US foreign policy goals including political, security and geo-strategic interests are at stake, human rights are not significant dynamics behind US aid distribution to Israel or any other US strategic partners. …”
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The Explanation of the Reasons of Divergence in the US-Saudi Relations (2010-2016) by فرزاد رستمی, حمیدرضا کریمی

“…This article seeks to discuss the US foreign policy toward these changes which are originated from Middle East and the effects applied to the US-Saudi relations. …”
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