From Cold War To New World Order: The Foreign Policy Of George Bush [Hardcover]

One of the most significant areas of activity in the George Bush administration was foreign affairs. Drawing together participants as well as foreign policy scholars and journalists, Hofstra Universtiy organized the 1997 Conference on the Presidency of George Bush. This volume covers the key foreign affairs activities of the administration.

The essays examine major areas of the Bush foreign policy record. Included are papers on international trade, the Middle East, Latin America, Somalia, Bosnia, arms control, and U.S. base closing. Scholars, students, and other researchers involved with the policies of the Bush administration will find this a useful resource.

MEENA BOSE is Assistant Professor of Political Science at the United States Military Academy at West Point. She is the author ofShaping and Signaling Presidential Policy: The National Security Decision Making of Eisenhower and Kennedy(1998).

ROSANNA PEROTTI is Associate Professor of Political Science at Hofstra University. She has published on U.S. immigration policy inInternational Migration ReviewandThe Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Sciences.

Introduction
International Trade
President Bush's Trade Rhetoric: Retaining the Free Trade Paradigm in an Era of Managed Trade by Delia B. Conti
The Far East
Trade Policymaking in the Bush Administration: U.S.-Japan Trade and the GATT Uruguay Round Negotiations by Christopher C. Meyerson
Personal Diplomacy: The Middle East Peace Process
It Wasn't My Fault: Or, Why Saddam Surprised the Bush Administration and Invaded Kuwait by P. Edward Haley
The Arab-Israeli Conflict under President Bush by Samuel Segev
The Agent-Structure Question in Theory: President Bush's Role during the Persian Gulf Crisis by Steve A. Yetiv
Latin America
The Bush Administration and Panama by Douglas Brinkley
The Failure of Cuba Policy by Jules N. LaRocque
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