John Allphin Moore, Jerry Pubantz
American Presidents and the United Nations
Internationalism in the Balance
John Allphin Moore, Jerry Pubantz
American Presidents and the United Nations
Internationalism in the Balance
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The book spotlights one of the most creative, complex, and inspirited global institutions ever devised by human beings-the United Nations-and puts it in context with the powerful role of the American presidency
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The book spotlights one of the most creative, complex, and inspirited global institutions ever devised by human beings-the United Nations-and puts it in context with the powerful role of the American presidency
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Jenny Stanford Publishing
- Seitenzahl: 210
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Juli 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 14mm
- Gewicht: 472g
- ISBN-13: 9781032042084
- ISBN-10: 1032042087
- Artikelnr.: 62225607
- Verlag: Jenny Stanford Publishing
- Seitenzahl: 210
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Juli 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 14mm
- Gewicht: 472g
- ISBN-13: 9781032042084
- ISBN-10: 1032042087
- Artikelnr.: 62225607
John Allphin Moore, Jr. is a professor of history emeritus, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona. He is co-editor of the Encyclopedia of the United Nations, co-author of The New United Nations, and has written or co-authored articles and books on topics ranging from UN studies to American political history. Jerry Pubantz is a professor of political science and the founding dean of the international honors college at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. He is co-editor of the Encyclopedia of the United Nations, the co-author of The New United Nations, and the author of other works on the world body and American foreign policy.
Preface
Chapter 1 Introduction
The President and the United Nations
Presidential Worldviews
Some Definitions
The Liberal International Order
Idealism
Realism
Neoconservatism
Neoliberalism and its Critics from the Left
Populism
The American Debate about the United Nations and World Affairs
The United Nations at Three-Quarters of a Century
Traditional and Contemporary Arrangements of International Politics
Chapter 2 Building and Maintaining the Postwar Order: FDR to Jimmy Carter
Peace and Security in the Nuclear Age
Arms Control and Disarmament
Maintenance of Peace and Security
Envisioning a Better World
Conclusion
Chapter 3 Ronald Reagan: The Shining City on the Hill
Reagan and the World
Ronald Reagan and the UN: Phase One
The Evil Empire
The Middle East, Reagan, and the UN
Iran-Contra
Gorbachev
Reagan and the UN: Phase Two
Conclusion
Chapter 4 The New World Order: George H.W. Bush and Bill Clinton
Reaching an Apex in Multilateralism
President Bush and the Gulf War
Peacekeeping
Democratic Enlargement
Peacekeeping Redux
UN Reform
Conclusion
Chapter 5 George W. Bush: Challenging Collective Security
God's Will Be Done
Distaste for International Organizations and Agreements
September 11, 2001
Democracy and the End of Tyranny
Iraq War
The Quartet and a Roadmap to Peace
The Other Side of George W. Bush
The Missed Opportunity
Conclusion
Chapter 6 Barack Obama: Pragmatism in the Service of a Future Global Order
"Hardheaded at the Same Time as We're Bighearted": The Niebuhrian President
Four Speeches and a Prize
America's Retreat from UN Engagement
The Middle East
Ending Two Wars
Palestinian-Israeli Dispute
Arab Spring
Russia-U.S. Confrontation in the Security Council
Curbing Iran's Nuclear Program
Climate Change
Conclusion
Chapter 7 Donald Trump: The Impulses of Nativism and Isolationism
The Crisis of 2020
America's Retreat from Multilateralism
Struggles Within the Administration
Disrupting the Middle East Quagmire
The Korean Crisis
Confronting China
Trumpism, the UN, and the Future
Conclusion
Epilogue
Index
Chapter 1 Introduction
The President and the United Nations
Presidential Worldviews
Some Definitions
The Liberal International Order
Idealism
Realism
Neoconservatism
Neoliberalism and its Critics from the Left
Populism
The American Debate about the United Nations and World Affairs
The United Nations at Three-Quarters of a Century
Traditional and Contemporary Arrangements of International Politics
Chapter 2 Building and Maintaining the Postwar Order: FDR to Jimmy Carter
Peace and Security in the Nuclear Age
Arms Control and Disarmament
Maintenance of Peace and Security
Envisioning a Better World
Conclusion
Chapter 3 Ronald Reagan: The Shining City on the Hill
Reagan and the World
Ronald Reagan and the UN: Phase One
The Evil Empire
The Middle East, Reagan, and the UN
Iran-Contra
Gorbachev
Reagan and the UN: Phase Two
Conclusion
Chapter 4 The New World Order: George H.W. Bush and Bill Clinton
Reaching an Apex in Multilateralism
President Bush and the Gulf War
Peacekeeping
Democratic Enlargement
Peacekeeping Redux
UN Reform
Conclusion
Chapter 5 George W. Bush: Challenging Collective Security
God's Will Be Done
Distaste for International Organizations and Agreements
September 11, 2001
Democracy and the End of Tyranny
Iraq War
The Quartet and a Roadmap to Peace
The Other Side of George W. Bush
The Missed Opportunity
Conclusion
Chapter 6 Barack Obama: Pragmatism in the Service of a Future Global Order
"Hardheaded at the Same Time as We're Bighearted": The Niebuhrian President
Four Speeches and a Prize
America's Retreat from UN Engagement
The Middle East
Ending Two Wars
Palestinian-Israeli Dispute
Arab Spring
Russia-U.S. Confrontation in the Security Council
Curbing Iran's Nuclear Program
Climate Change
Conclusion
Chapter 7 Donald Trump: The Impulses of Nativism and Isolationism
The Crisis of 2020
America's Retreat from Multilateralism
Struggles Within the Administration
Disrupting the Middle East Quagmire
The Korean Crisis
Confronting China
Trumpism, the UN, and the Future
Conclusion
Epilogue
Index
Preface
Chapter 1 Introduction
The President and the United Nations
Presidential Worldviews
Some Definitions
The Liberal International Order
Idealism
Realism
Neoconservatism
Neoliberalism and its Critics from the Left
Populism
The American Debate about the United Nations and World Affairs
The United Nations at Three-Quarters of a Century
Traditional and Contemporary Arrangements of International Politics
Chapter 2 Building and Maintaining the Postwar Order: FDR to Jimmy Carter
Peace and Security in the Nuclear Age
Arms Control and Disarmament
Maintenance of Peace and Security
Envisioning a Better World
Conclusion
Chapter 3 Ronald Reagan: The Shining City on the Hill
Reagan and the World
Ronald Reagan and the UN: Phase One
The Evil Empire
The Middle East, Reagan, and the UN
Iran-Contra
Gorbachev
Reagan and the UN: Phase Two
Conclusion
Chapter 4 The New World Order: George H.W. Bush and Bill Clinton
Reaching an Apex in Multilateralism
President Bush and the Gulf War
Peacekeeping
Democratic Enlargement
Peacekeeping Redux
UN Reform
Conclusion
Chapter 5 George W. Bush: Challenging Collective Security
God's Will Be Done
Distaste for International Organizations and Agreements
September 11, 2001
Democracy and the End of Tyranny
Iraq War
The Quartet and a Roadmap to Peace
The Other Side of George W. Bush
The Missed Opportunity
Conclusion
Chapter 6 Barack Obama: Pragmatism in the Service of a Future Global Order
"Hardheaded at the Same Time as We're Bighearted": The Niebuhrian President
Four Speeches and a Prize
America's Retreat from UN Engagement
The Middle East
Ending Two Wars
Palestinian-Israeli Dispute
Arab Spring
Russia-U.S. Confrontation in the Security Council
Curbing Iran's Nuclear Program
Climate Change
Conclusion
Chapter 7 Donald Trump: The Impulses of Nativism and Isolationism
The Crisis of 2020
America's Retreat from Multilateralism
Struggles Within the Administration
Disrupting the Middle East Quagmire
The Korean Crisis
Confronting China
Trumpism, the UN, and the Future
Conclusion
Epilogue
Index
Chapter 1 Introduction
The President and the United Nations
Presidential Worldviews
Some Definitions
The Liberal International Order
Idealism
Realism
Neoconservatism
Neoliberalism and its Critics from the Left
Populism
The American Debate about the United Nations and World Affairs
The United Nations at Three-Quarters of a Century
Traditional and Contemporary Arrangements of International Politics
Chapter 2 Building and Maintaining the Postwar Order: FDR to Jimmy Carter
Peace and Security in the Nuclear Age
Arms Control and Disarmament
Maintenance of Peace and Security
Envisioning a Better World
Conclusion
Chapter 3 Ronald Reagan: The Shining City on the Hill
Reagan and the World
Ronald Reagan and the UN: Phase One
The Evil Empire
The Middle East, Reagan, and the UN
Iran-Contra
Gorbachev
Reagan and the UN: Phase Two
Conclusion
Chapter 4 The New World Order: George H.W. Bush and Bill Clinton
Reaching an Apex in Multilateralism
President Bush and the Gulf War
Peacekeeping
Democratic Enlargement
Peacekeeping Redux
UN Reform
Conclusion
Chapter 5 George W. Bush: Challenging Collective Security
God's Will Be Done
Distaste for International Organizations and Agreements
September 11, 2001
Democracy and the End of Tyranny
Iraq War
The Quartet and a Roadmap to Peace
The Other Side of George W. Bush
The Missed Opportunity
Conclusion
Chapter 6 Barack Obama: Pragmatism in the Service of a Future Global Order
"Hardheaded at the Same Time as We're Bighearted": The Niebuhrian President
Four Speeches and a Prize
America's Retreat from UN Engagement
The Middle East
Ending Two Wars
Palestinian-Israeli Dispute
Arab Spring
Russia-U.S. Confrontation in the Security Council
Curbing Iran's Nuclear Program
Climate Change
Conclusion
Chapter 7 Donald Trump: The Impulses of Nativism and Isolationism
The Crisis of 2020
America's Retreat from Multilateralism
Struggles Within the Administration
Disrupting the Middle East Quagmire
The Korean Crisis
Confronting China
Trumpism, the UN, and the Future
Conclusion
Epilogue
Index