Curriculum Design and Instruction to Teach
American Foreign Policy: The Carter Administration:
World-Order Politics Beyond Containment:
Author: Charles Hayes:
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A Limited Glimpse:
Topics Include:
* Introduction:
1. Carter's Focus on the Third World and Human
Rights:
2. The U.S.-Soviet Relationship in the Late 1970s.
3. Regional Turbulence in Africa:
4. The Panama Canal Treaties and Latin American:
5. The Middle East and Camp David:
6. American Relations with China:
7. U.S. Security Policy and the Korean Peninsula:
8. Managing Alliance Relations: NATO-Europe:
9. U.S. Relations with Japan:
10. The Carter Administration and Nonproliferation
Policy:
11. Deterioration in U.S.-Soviet Relations: The
Failure of SALT II:
12. The Iranian Crisis:
13. The Carter Doctrine and U.S. Defense Policy:
14. Foreign-Policy Decision Making Under Carter:
15. Conclusions About Carter's Conduct of Foreign
Policy:
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* 150 PAGES: 8x11"
