GOVT-415 Contemporary U.S. Foreign Policy

GOVT-415 Contemporary U.S. Foreign Policy

Faculty:

Lieber, Robert

This course provides a survey of American foreign policy since World War II. Topics include the origins, evolution and end of the Cold War, American adaptation to the post-Cold War era, the post-9/11 era, and analysis of major issues in contemporary U.S. foreign policy. (Prerequisite: Government 006 or equivalent.)

[International Relations]

Credits: 3

Prerequisites: GOVT 006

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