Unit12 Post-WWⅡAmerican Foreign Policy.pptVIP

Post-WWⅡAmerican Foreign Policy;Isolationism;The American mission; American foreign policy has been swinging between isolationism and internationalism (interventionism);Pax Americana;The Yalta Conference ;;The Arms Race;;;;The containment policy;The Nixon Doctrine;Some international high tensions;The Berlin Crisis of 1961;;;The Cuban Missile Crisis;;;;Containment policy against PRC The White Paper Korean War: hostility face to face Relationship with Republic of China Frozen relationship thawed by President Nixon’s visit in 1972 The strategic basis for cooperation Struggle against Soviet expansion China as large market to boost its economy Ping pong diplomacy Sino-America normalized diplomatic relations in 1979;;;;;Present Sino-American relationship;Engagement and Expansion;;;;Unilateralism and Faith in Military Strength;Sept. 11 Terrorist Attack;Al-Qaeda leaded by Bin Laden Supported by Talibans in Afghanistan An all round attack on Afghanistan;Axis of Evil Iraq, Iran and North Korea Bush Doctrine The strategy of preemption When US determines that a country which is repressive and hostile to the United States has acquired or produced weapons of mass production or has the potential to possess such weapons, the United States should use force to remove this threat to US security and should not wait till the danger becomes imminent or until the United States is attacked.;Gulf War Ⅱ;Farewell to Pax Americana ;Farewell to Pax Americana;The U.S. Secretary of State is the foreign minister and is the official charged with state-to-state diplomacy, The officially stated goals of the foreign policy of the United States, as mentioned in the Foreign Policy Agenda of the U.S. Department of State, are to create a more secure, democratic, and prosperous world for the benefit of the American people and the international community;/programs/view/jZFAmveWufE/911 /programs/view/lq0fB4OlnPs/伊拉克战争美军自拍纪实 /programs/view/P_k-cPxiKLM/ 911 大骗局