U. S. foreign policy: future directions. [Collection of 10 reports from Editorial Research Reports]

Book · Mon Jan 01 04:00:00 EST 1979

OSTI ID:6264388

Gimlin, H ^[1]

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1. ed.

Ten articles are collected here that relate to foreign policy and that were published in Editorial Research Reports between March 7, 1978 and May 18, 1979. The report, Human Rights Policy, covers the following: Carter's Record at Mid-Term; Foundations of Current Policy; and Prospects for the Next Decade. America's Arms Sales covers these subjects: Arming the Middle East; Arms Policy Since 1940; and Trends in the Arms Sales. Other reports and their subsections are: Iran Between East and West (Iran After Shah's Departure, A Clash of Civilizations, and Questions in Post-Shah Iran); Trade Talks and Protectionism (Action on Geneva Negotiations, Protectionism vs Free Trade, and Strategies for Enlarging Trade); Middle East Transition (U.S. Role as 'Full Partner,' Roots of Middle East Conflict, and Danger of More Instability); China's Opening Door (Policy Changes in Post-Mao Era, China Since Communist Takeover, and Outlook for Big Power Relations); Oil Imports (Focus from Home and Abroad, U.S. Oil Policy Development, and Factors in Future Policy); Africa's Policy Reversal (Recent Changes in U.S. Policy, Foreign Involvement in Africa, and U.S. Interests in the Continent); Dollar Problems Abroad (World Monetary Disorders, Events Leading to Current Issues, and Outlook for Economic Reform); and Nuclear Proliferation (U.S. Nuclear Export Policy, Changes in Control Strategy, and Search for Safer Technologies).

• OSTI ID: 6264388
• Country of Publication: United States
• Language: English

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