Stephen Sestanovich, "American Foreign Policy in Historical Perspective"

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"American Foreign Policy in Historical Perspective"
Speaker: Prof. Stephen Sestanovich
Date: October 1, 2007
Course number: U6800
Course title: Conceptual Foundations of International Politics
School: School of International and Public Affairs

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Комментарии : 28

@straborn 14 лет назад

A great and insightful lecture

@zamkhanthang9103 5 месяцев назад

Thanks

@thinker1830 3 года назад

fantastic critiques of Mearsheimer and Walt

@adamismail9137 4 месяца назад

What ever when ever I am proud by American

@aaronvisser3706 12 дней назад

Listening to this after a lecture by Noam Chomsky and the drop in quality is incredible. The speaker provides no actual evidence that the US has any record of support for democracies, only regarding the few cases where we call for human rights in enemy states.

@seanmatthewking 2 года назад

Why does 2007 look like 1987?

@lathanlalane 13 лет назад

dannng how do i get that s/a war cheat sheet.

@SuperNerd707 9 лет назад

Interesting that this talk was in 2009, given all that has happened since then

@margaretheitz7428 9 лет назад

wasn't it given in 2007? I thought I heard him mention a Global Warming article in "today's NYT "-- 10/07

@moxin87 5 лет назад

I found the domestic policy section to be enlightening. But the rest was naive conventional wisdom. Democracy promotion in nearly every case has been subservient to perceived economic interests. Big oil more than anything else dominates our position in the middle east.

@moxin87 5 лет назад

In other words, our sobs outnumber us backed democracies 10-1, especially outside of w europe.

@josh4466 4 года назад

Stephen Colbert

@caribbeanqueen1389 2 года назад

Democratization leads to soft power... which is getting people to want what you want.

@aaronvisser3706 12 дней назад

Note the almost complete disregarding of American policies towards non-European states, who have a different experience of American democracy promotion.

@caribbeanqueen1389 2 года назад

Multilatetalism doesn't work without a global arbiter.

@realistblue-_-136 7 месяцев назад

Ie the un imf wbo Cbo these global institutions are dedicated to make unilateral decisions the appear to be multilateral on the surface look to the countries that changes their entire economies so they can receive loans because they are third world countries these countries are essentially forced to bend the knee to these western value institutions that really don’t have a clue how detrimental these “adjustments” are

@janeeire2439 2 года назад

15:40

@caribbeanqueen1389 2 года назад

The issue with multilaterslism is that it's not as simple as people think. It often leads to a paralysis in decision making and action. And whole Rome burns... the U.S. have been forced to take unilateral policy stances that some may deem problematic.

@maxheadrom3088 Год назад

I think he what he meant by multilateralism is domestic multilateralism.

@alexanderwalters7657 4 года назад

he lost me when he said egypt was in the middle east

@taihalpern7342 3 года назад

I mean...it is

@ivanferraz8914 Год назад

Maybe he was trying to explain about the relation of Egypt on Middle East. I believe that he knows that Egypt is located geographically in Africa, but it's geopolitical area of influence and interaction emcompasses North Africa and Middle East for sure.