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National Security under the Obama Administration de B. Rajaee

National Security under the Obama Administration

Editat de B. Rajaee
en Limba Engleză Hardback – 15 dec 2011
There is more continuity than discontinuity in US national security policy under President Obama, despite widespread expectations for change and misperceptions of fundamental changes having been wrought. This project brings together US and non-US experts to assess continuities and changes in US national security policy in the Obama era.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9780230116825
ISBN-10: 0230116825
Pagini: 247
Ilustrații: XIV, 247 p.
Dimensiuni: 140 x 216 x 20 mm
Greutate: 0.43 kg
Ediția:2012
Editura: Palgrave Macmillan US
Colecția Palgrave Macmillan
Locul publicării:New York, United States

Cuprins

Introduction: B.M.Rajaee  & M.J.Miller PART I: US NATIONAL SECURITY INSTITUTIONS AND PROCESSES Obama's Grand Strategy: Agenda and Constraints; S.Kaufman   The Somalia Syndrome and US National Security: From Bush to Obama; R.Patman  & A.Reitzig   American Defense Policy after the Cold War: A Rational Construction or a Consequence of an Extensive Lobby?; J.Cortinhas   Obama's Intelligence Policy: Meeting New Challenges; C.Lepri   PART II: WORLD REGIONS Grand Bargain or Grand Strategy: The Obama Administration and Russia Policy; G.Flikke   PLA Military Modernization and Sino-Russian Cooperation; H.Lien US Foreign Policy toward Bangladesh: Implications of the Rise of Islamist Terrorism; S.Khan   Continuity or Change in U.S. Foreign Policy in Africa: A South African Perspective; G.Ramuhala   Cooperation and Discord in South America in the Twenty-First Century: The Consequences of the Colombia-United States Military Agreement of 2009; F.S.Cabarcas   PART III: POLICY ISSUES American Foreign Policy and the Continuing Struggle against Anti-Americanism in the Muslim World; M.Khan  & S.J.Chehab   Formulating War Aims in a Protracted War Environment: Lessons for US National Security Policy; G.Frechero   Transition to the Endgame: The Challenge of US Policy toward Afghanistan; D.Green

Recenzii

'In National Security Under the Obama Administration, editors Bahram M. Rajaee and Mark J. Miller have assembled an impressively diverse set of authors to examine 'continuities and discontinuities that have characterized US national security policy in the transition from the Bush administration into the first two and a half years of the Obama administration.' From the topical areas covered - US National Security institutions and processes, world regions, and contemporary policy issues - to the rich insights of both US and international authors, this edited volume contributes much more than a simple assessment of how the Obama administration has fared in the national security global arena: it provides much-needed and long-overdue non-US perspective to the discussion. Scholars, practitioners, and of course teachers will find much in this edited volume to inform, stimulate, and provoke thoughtful and necessary analysis and reflection. The editors deserve high praise for organizing and executing this topical and timely assessment.' - Robert H. 'Robin' Dorff, General Douglas MacArthur Chair of Research, and professor of National Security Affairs, Strategic Studies Institute, U.S. Army War College

Notă biografică

BAHRAM M. RAJAEE Director, Contracts, Grants & Partnerships, Institute for Global Studies, University of Delaware, USA.                    
MARK MILLER Emma Smith Morris Professor, Department of Political Science and International Relations, University of Delaware, USA.