Author Description

This Book Refutes The Claim That American Foreign Policy Has Varied Considerably Across Time And Space, Arguing That Key Policy Goals And Underlying Ideological And Political Factors Have Not Significantly Changed Over The Last Hundred Years.-- Explaining The Continuity Of U.s. Foreign Policy -- An Empire Of Client States -- Acquiring Client States -- The Routine Maintenance Of Client States -- Client Maintenance By Interventions -- Hostile Intervention Against Enemy States -- The Persistence Of Client-state Imperialism. David Sylvan And Stephen Majeski. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.