United States foreign policy

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United States foreign policy is the overarching strategy and set of principles guiding how the U.S. government engages with other nations and international organizations to protect its interests and promote its values abroad.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf foreign policy
public policy
alsoKnownAs American foreign policy
United States foreign policy
surface form: U.S. foreign policy
component diplomacy
economic statecraft
foreign aid
intelligence activities
military strategy
public diplomacy
country United States of America
emphasis countering terrorism networks
freedom of navigation
maintenance of U.S.-led alliance system
open international trading system
strategic competition with major powers
era Truman Doctrine
surface form: Cold War containment policy

post-9/11 counterterrorism focus
post–Cold War unipolar moment
focusArea Africa
East Asia
Europe
Indo-Pacific region
Latin America
Middle East
goal containment of rival great powers
counterterrorism
maintenance of international order
nonproliferation of weapons of mass destruction
promotion of U.S. economic interests abroad
promotion of democracy abroad
promotion of human rights abroad
protection of U.S. national security
guidedBy United States Constitution
surface form: U.S. Constitution

international law
presidential doctrines
treaty obligations
historicalDoctrine Bush Doctrine
Eisenhower Doctrine
Monroe Doctrine
Nixon Doctrine
Reagan Doctrine
Truman Doctrine
influencedBy domestic politics
economic conditions
ideological beliefs
interest groups
military capabilities
public opinion
instrument alliances
military intervention
sanctions
security guarantees
trade agreements
legalAuthority Article II of the United States Constitution
surface form: Article II of the U.S. Constitution

U.S. Senate treaty power
congressional power of the purse
congressional power to declare war
participation International Monetary Fund
NATO
surface form: North Atlantic Treaty Organization

Organization of American States
United Nations
World Bank
World Trade Organization
principle exceptionalism
liberal internationalism
multilateralism
realism
unilateralism
regionScope global
shapedBy National Security Council of the United States
surface form: National Security Council

President of the United States
United States Congress
surface form: U.S. Congress

Department of Defense
surface form: U.S. Department of Defense

United States Department of State
surface form: U.S. Department of State

intelligence community
timePeriod 19th century to present

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White House Years subject United States foreign policy
United States Agency for International Development partOf United States foreign policy
this entity surface form: United States foreign policy apparatus
The Real Terror Network mainSubject United States foreign policy
Charlie Wilson's War hasSubject United States foreign policy
Arthur Schoenfeld sphereOfActivity United States foreign policy
Pentagon Papers mainSubject United States foreign policy
Soviet occupation of the Baltic states recognizedBy United States foreign policy
this entity surface form: United States non-recognition policy
United States foreign policy alsoKnownAs United States foreign policy
this entity surface form: U.S. foreign policy
Greg Grandin writesAbout United States foreign policy
this entity surface form: United States foreign relations
William C. Foster fieldOfWork United States foreign policy
Greater Middle East associatedWith United States foreign policy
State of Denial subject United States foreign policy
Foreign Service Act of 1946 relatedTo United States foreign policy
Banana Wars appliesToJurisdiction United States foreign policy
Ira Hirschmann sphereOfInfluence United States foreign policy
International Religious Freedom Act of 1998 subjectMatter United States foreign policy
Bureau of Conflict and Stabilization Operations isPartOf United States foreign policy
this entity surface form: United States foreign policy apparatus
Public Law 87-293 subjectMatter United States foreign policy
Dismantling the Empire mainSubject United States foreign policy
Engaging the Muslim World hasSubject United States foreign policy
this entity surface form: United States foreign relations
Townsend Harris partOf United States foreign policy
this entity surface form: United States diplomatic history
The Time for Decision mainSubject United States foreign policy
The World of the Four Freedoms mainSubject United States foreign policy
Empire’s Workshop nonFictionSubject United States foreign policy
Kissinger’s Shadow mainSubject United States foreign policy
Siege of Beirut negotiatedBy United States foreign policy
this entity surface form: United States diplomacy
Elliott Abrams fieldOfWork United States foreign policy
Iraq, Vietnam, and the Limits of American Power mainSubject United States foreign policy
Assistant Secretary of State for Economic Affairs belongsTo United States foreign policy
this entity surface form: United States foreign policy apparatus
A Call to Service mainSubject United States foreign policy
The Trump Administration and International Law mainSubject United States foreign policy
Vernon A. Walters partOf United States foreign policy
this entity surface form: United States foreign policy establishment
SFS associatedWith United States foreign policy
this entity surface form: U.S. foreign policy community
The Paradox of American Power mainSubject United States foreign policy
Caveat: Realism, Reagan, and Foreign Policy mainSubject United States foreign policy
Alejandro Castro Espín topicOfWork United States foreign policy
Foreign Relations of the United States series isOfficialRecordOf United States foreign policy
this entity surface form: United States foreign relations
Eisenhower’s Atoms for Peace mainSubject United States foreign policy
MSP appliesToJurisdiction United States foreign policy
subject surface form: Mutual Security Program
Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine mainSubject United States foreign policy
Exceptional: Why the World Needs a Powerful America subject United States foreign policy