American Foreign Policy: Patterns and Processes

Author: (USA) Wittekoop
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This series selects several classic foreign textbooks with a nature of selected readings, primarily in the field of international relations theory, as well as in international political economy. They can all be considered as gems from the original texts, worth studying and collecting. Moreover, since they are widely used as teaching materials and reading materials in university classrooms abroad, they are particularly suitable as reference reading materials for the teaching of international relations and world politics in China, and can even be used directly as classroom textbooks for courses taught in foreign languages. At the beginning of each book, we have invited authoritative domestic experts and scholars to write engaging introductions to guide readers in better understanding and utilizing these documents. Finally, we must also remind readers that we introduce this series mainly to promote academic exchange, foster discipline development, and improve the teaching system. However, the starting points, guiding principles, basic viewpoints, and conclusions of the authors are entirely matters for readers to recognize, compare, discuss, or even critique, and do not represent the views of Peking University Press.