Jimmy Carter Foreign Policy and Post-Presidential Years

Subjects:

• Political Science » Presidential Studies
• History » American Diplomatic History
• Political Science » International Relations

Reviews:

• ... Belongs in every serious collection of books on the Carter presidency. Covers a wide range of issues and events from the Carter era and includes valuable insights and observations from participations in those events. Strongly recommended for Carter scholars and research library collections. Researcher; faculty; professional.
  —Choice

Table of Contents:

• Preface by Herbert D. Rosenbaum
• Major Principles and Guidelines of the Carter Foreign Policy
• Overviews
• An Examination of the Carter Administration's Selection of Secretary of State and National Security Advisor by Lawrence X. Clifford
• President Carter, Western Europe, and Afghanistan in 1980: Inter-Allied Differences over Policy toward the Soviet Invasion by Minton F. Goldman
• The Rise and Fall of America's First Post-Cold War Foreign Policy by Jerel A. Rosati
• Negotiations at Home and Abroad: Carter's Alternatives to Conflict and War by Kenneth W. Thompson
• Human Rights
• Free Elections Based on Human Rights Protection: The Carter Contribution by Henry F. Carey
• American-Romanian Relations, 1977-1981: A Case Study in Carter's Human Rights Policy by Joseph Harrington
• Carter's Human Rights Policy: Political Idealism and Realpolitik by Vernon J. Vavrina
• Middle East Problems and Policies
• The Middle East Peace Process
• National and International Consequences of Ambassador Andrew Young's Meeting with PLO Observer Terzi by Bartlett C. Jones
• Did President Carter Miss an Opportunity for Peace between Israel and Jordan--Or is the "Jordanian Option" Still a Viable Solution? by Samuel Segev
• The Camp David Accords
• The Iran Hostage Crisis
• The Iranian Hostages Case: Its Implications for the Future of International Law of Diplomacy by Michael M. Gunter
• The Deportation of Iranian Students during the Iranian Hostage Crisis by Christine Reilly
• The Iran Rescue Mission: A Case Study in Executive Distrust of Congress by Frank J. Smist, Jr.
• The Carter Administration and the Third World
• Africa and Asia
• Principled Pragmatism: Carter, Human Rights, and Indo-American Relations by Srinivas M. Chary
• Managing Foreign Policy: Carter and the Regionalist Experiment toward Africa, January 1977-May 1978 by R. Benneson DeJanes
• The Reaction of the Carter Administration to Human Rights Violations in Cambodia by Carl Lieberman
• The Panama Canal Treaties
• Foreign Policy Interest Groups and Presidential Power: Jimmy Carter and the Battle over the Ratification of the Panama Canal Treaties by David Skidmore
• The United States and the USSR
• The Carter Administration, the Senate, and SALT II by Dan Caldwell
• An Offered Hand Rejected? The Carter Administration and the Vance Mission to Moscow in March 1977 by Vladislay Zubok
• The Past as Prologue
• The Post-Presidency and the Carter Center
• Jimmy Carter: The Post-Presidential Years by Steven H. Hochman
• Jimmy Carter Rehabilitated: Post-Presidential Press and Early Revisionism by Mark J. Rozell
• Banquet Address
• The Unchanging Jimmy Carter by Robert S. Strauss
• High School Colloquium and Town Meeting
• Index