P SC 1113 1st Edition Lecture 26 Outline of Last Lecture I A Growing Government II Before the 20th Century III Transition to Social Policy IV New Deal Politics V Social Security A Permanent Legacy VI Health Care Policy VII Social Welfare Policy VIII Education Policy Outline of Current Lecture I In the Beginning II Modifying Monroe III World Ward II as Transformative IV A Lasting Shift V The I s VI Setting Policy VII Who makes the Policy VIII Non State Players IX Instruments to Solve Problems X Challenges Moving Forward Current Lecture I Foreign Policy A Should the U S serve as the world s policeman Why or why not B Are there parts of the world you believe the U S needs to be paying more attention to or less attention to Why C In the Beginning 1 U S is weak on margins of the world 2 Had resources though and industrious people 3 Philosophy was isolationist 4 Involved in trade 5 Fear Europe would try to assert itself in the west D Modifying Monroe 1 U S becomes powerful as it expands and develops These notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor s lecture GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes not as a substitute E F G H I 2 Roosevelt Corollary we will ensure stability in our hemisphere 3 World War I a test 4 Originally neutral but drawn in 5 Afterward push for multinational organization for peace fall flat World War II as Transformative 1 U S becomes leader of most powerful coalition 2 Also only major power not decimated 3 Reassessment of foreign policy takes place 4 How can we assure lasting peace 5 Answer new organization like UN A Lasting Shift 1 Move toward internationalism multilateralism 2 Focus on cooperation 3 NATO formed to contain Soviets 4 Truman Doctrine offers assistance to fighting communism 5 Marshall Plan rebuild and stabilize western Europe The I s 1 Isolation put American concerns first not interfere 2 Internationalism Interventionalism be actively involved or not Setting Policy 1 Structural defense policy spending and bases 2 Strategic policy our everyday stance toward other nations 3 Crisis policy how do we deal with emergencies Who Makes the Policy 1 President Commander in Chief also chief diplomat 2 Executive Branch National Security Council gives advice State Department and Defense Department manage foreign affairs military 3 Congress declaring war appropriations treaty ratification J Non State Players 1 Intergovernmental Organizations UN NATO EU 2 Non governmental Organizations Greenpeace Amnesty International Red Cross 3 Multinational Corporations Nike Microsoft 4 Other actors those with governments but no territories Palestine terrorist groups Al Qaeda K Instruments to Solve Problems 1 Political use propaganda conduct diplomacy 2 Economic aid sanctions embargo 3 Military as threat to deter or compel strike preemptively or in retaliation L Challenges Moving Forward 1 Terrorism 2 Existing conflicts and alliances 3 Free trade vs protectionism 4 Problems without borders
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