Most presidents like to develop a foreign policy doctrine to characterize their administration’s primary foreign policy goal (Bush Doctrine, Monroe Doctrine, Truman Doctrine). Using this unit’s supplemental websites and any other sources you wish, develop a brief doctrine (1-2 pages) for the current president.
Supplemental Websites
Avalon Project at Yale Law School
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Links to an external site.
The Avalon Project website feaures documents in the fields of law, history. economics, diplomacy, politics, government, and terrorism.
Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS)
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Links to an external site.
The Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), which is a nonpatisan orgnization, has been dedicated to providing world leaders with strategic insights on, and policy solutions to, current and emerging global issues for 40 years. Currently, CSIS has responded to global terrorism threats by developing a variety of well-defined projects and responses that are available at this site.
Foreign Affairs
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Links to an external site.
The Foreign Affairs site allows users to search the magazine’s archives and provides access to the field’s leading journals, documents, online resources, and so on. Links to dozens of other related Web sites are possible from here.
Oneworld.net
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Links to an external site.
Search this site for information and news about issues related to human sustainable development throughout the world. Information is available by topic or by country.
United Nations Home Page
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Links to an external site.
Here is the gateway to information about the United Nations.
