U.S. Foreign Policy
Failures of Systems Thinking in U. S. Foreign Policy
... After WW II, U. S. foreign policy seemed to embody a coherent strategy for dealing with the rest of the world. Characterized by liberation of invaded countries, economic development, and an ...
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U S Foreign Policy toward Sino U S Rappraochement in the Early 1970s : A Study of Secrecy in Bureaucratic Politics
... it was Nixon’s life long background as a “staunch anti-Communist” that provided a strong basis within the U.S. domestic political context to open a new dialogue with Communist China.133 On the other hand, Kissinger ...
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The second act of victory: U S foreign policy and post conflict state building
... Initially, it was unclear if ORHA would even need to deploy to the theatre based on its limited mandate. Gamer was told, “Someone of international stature would be selected to head up the civilian component of U.S. ...
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U. S. Foreign Policy Agenda 2005-2009: Why West Africa Barely Features
... foreign policy agenda which is primarily geared towards protecting Middle Eastern oil supplies, combating anti-American aggressive failed states and fightingfundamentalist Islamic terror[r] ...
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Civil war and U S foreign intervention
... U.S. foreign policy. In Truman's words “..it must be the policy of the United States to support free peoples who are resisting attempted subjugation by armed minorities or outside ...
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International spillovers from U S fiscal policy shocks
... The multiple models problem arises from the fact that each set of impulse responses repre- sents a different model of the relationship between the variables in the VAR. One way to present my results would be, for example, ...
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U S Policy Interests in Trade Between Eastern European and Common Market Counties SEVENTH SENIOR SEMINAR IN FOREIGN POLICY 11 June 1965
... PREFACE Relations between Eastern European and Comm.on Market countries* are examined in this paper in light of broad United States policy objectives of furthering economic integration i[r] ...
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Cash in Hand: Chinese Foreign Direct Investment in the U S and Germany 2012
... of foreign direct investment into its strategic business ...enterprises’ foreign investment and multinational ...its policy to encourage Chinese enterprises with comparative advantages to participate ...
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China, the Dollar Peg and U S Monetary Policy
... I rst analyze the international e¤ects of a U.S. interest rate cut under exible exchange rates. This exercise shows two new results. If the elastic- ity of substitution between domestic and foreign good ...
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Monetary policy and sunspot fluctuation in the U S and the Euro area
... monetary policy in the Euro area affect the volatilities of ...monetary policy are transmitted to a substantial degree to the country with an aggressive ...and foreign goods η are both lower than the ...
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U. S. agricultural policy
... provides foreign producers with a competitive advantage in world ...farm policy (hence the term “freedom to farm”) and, in this respect, improved the efficiency of American ...
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Putting the terror in territorial: reflections on the global war on terrorism and U S detention policy
... Process and under the Eighth Amendment to be free from cruel and unusual punishment as secured in the Constitution. The D.C. Circuit in rejecting this claim interpreted Boumediene on remand as “disclaim[ing] any ...
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Comparing U S and European Market Volatility Responses to Interest Rate Policy Announcements
... Central bank communication has received much attention from researchers and the popular press. Interest rate decisions are of particularly noteworthy given their far-reaching effects. While the relation between central ...
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Foreign held U S government securities and monetary policy in United States
... Holdings ofmarketable bonds and notes by country, 1969-73, at three-month intervals in millions of dollars Germany.. Non-marketable US Treasury bonds and notes issued to official institu[r] ...
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Modeling Changes in U S Monetary Policy with a Time Varying Nonlinear Taylor Rule
... Regarding the expected variance of inflation, this variable is obviously not directly observable. The data and the methodology used for its construction are discussed in the following subsection. With respect to the real ...
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A Second Thought on Estimating Expansionary Fiscal Policy Effects in the U S
... As long as people study effects of expanded government purchases on the economy, they should be careful about which purchase variable has been used. Many previous literatures often use total government purchase instead ...
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Reflections on the International Dimensions and Policy Lessons of the U S Subprime Crisis
... And last but not least, politicians have already turned their focus toward the financial industry. If the regulation of financial institutions needs to be revisited, there are compelling arguments to pare the multitude ...
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Getting Serious about Curtailing Deferral of U S Tax on Foreign Source Income
... Getting Serious about Curtailing Deferral of U S Tax on Foreign Source Income SMU Law Review Volume 52 | Issue 2 Article 7 1999 Getting Serious about Curtailing Deferral of U S Tax on Foreign Source I[.] ...
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Political Constraints on Monetary Policy During the U S Great Inflation
... opportunity this time to carry forward what we should have done before because for the first time ever we do have, for whatever length of time, the support of the Administration at least. So, we ought to take advantage ...
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Non linear effects of the U S Monetary Policy in the Long Run
... We expect a positive sign of { in the lower quantiles and a negative one in the higher, what would resemble the inverted parabola obtained previously. For all the quantiles except the last one and, consequently, for most ...
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