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The Tension in Foreign Policy: A White House Perspective
Thu, September 10, 12:00 to 1:30pm MDT (12:00 to 1:30pm MDT), TBASession Submission Type: Created Panel
Session Description
Presidential latitude in foreign policy has long been an area accepted by many as part of the DNA of the office as established in 1787. At the same time, these papers all take different approaches in considering how presidents engage in foreign policy, if that engagement is successful, and how this shapes particular policies towards friends and allies as well as adversaries and enemies.
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Individual Presentations
Desperate for Approval: Congress’s Enduring Control over Conflict Initiation - Michael Patrick Hulme, University of California, San Diego
Advisory Power Games: Manipulating Foreign Policy in the Carter Administration - Steven J. Campbell, University of South Carolina, Lancaster
The Evolution and Destabilization of US Foreign Policy towards China - Taiyi Sun, Christopher Newport University
