Problems of American foreign policy
By: [compiled by] Martin B. Hickman.
Edition: 2d ed.
Series: The Insight series; Insight series (Beverly Hills, Calif.)
Publisher: Glencoe Press
Published: 1975
Place of publication: Beverly Hills, Calif
Language: eng
Number of pages: 206
Subjects: United States -- Foreign relations -- Addresses, essays, lectures
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Thinking about foreign policy: Hickman, M. B. The distinctive environment of foreign policy. Seabury, P. The constitutional setting of foreign policy.; title: The executive and foreign policy: Neustadt, R. E. Sources of presidential power. George, A. Bureaucratic strategy and presidential choices. Destler, I. M. The strategies of presidents. Wormuth, F. D. Presidential wars.; title: Congress and foreign policy: Taylor, S. A. Congressional resurgence. Carroll, H. N. The politics of the committees. Rostow, W. W. Congress and foreign policy. McKay, G. A reply to W. W. Rostow.; title: Diplomacy, diplomats, and secrecy: Scott, A. M. The problem of the State Department. Campbell, J. F. The disorganization of state. Hickman, M. B. The American diplomat. Ransom, H. H. CIA: clandestine service in an open society.; title: Recent trends in American foreign policy: an epilogue.