U.S. Foreign Policy: The Paradox of World Power 6th Edition By Steven W. Hook
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U.S. Foreign Policy: The Paradox of World Power (6th Edition) by Steven W. Hook is a definitive political science textbook published by CQ Press that examines how the foundational aspects of American government and society both enable and hinder its global leadership. [1, 2]
Key Overview
The book centers on a core paradox: the same institutional friction, societal openness, and national exceptionalism that propelled the United States to global primacy also make it incredibly difficult for leaders to execute a cohesive, orderly foreign policy. [1, 2]
Features of the 6th Edition
- Trump Era Analysis: Includes extensive coverage of foreign policy initiatives under the Trump administration and contrasts them with those of his recent predecessors. [1]
- International Dynamics: Explores the revival of great-power rivalries, global economic shifts, and the rise of non-state actors. [1]
- Domestic Pressures: Evaluates political polarization, bureaucratic rivalries, and the widespread impact of social media on policy news. [1]
- Resource Support: Connects to digital learning resources via the SAGE Edge Study Platform for student flashcards, quizzes, and multimedia content. [1]
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