American Foreign Policy: Past, Present, and Future | Political Science | MIT OpenCourseWare

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Instructor

Prof. Stephen Van Evera

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Political Science

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Fall 2017

Level

Undergraduate

Topics

Social Science
- Political Science
  - American Politics
  - International Relations
- Public Administration
  - Military Studies
  - Public Policy

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17.40F17 American Foreign Policy Lecture Slides: American Interventions

17.40F17 American Foreign Policy Lecture Slides: Cold War Origins and Korean War Intervention

17.40F17 American Foreign Policy Lecture Slides: Cuban Missile Crisis

17.40F17 American Foreign Policy Lecture Slides: International Politics and Foreign Policy

17.40F17 American Foreign Policy Lecture Slides: Introduction

17.40F17 American Foreign Policy Lecture Slides: Predicting the Future

17.40F17 American Foreign Policy Lecture Slides: Spiral Model vs Deterrence Model

17.40F17 American Foreign Policy Lecture Slides: U.S. Foreign Economic Policy

17.40F17 American Foreign Policy Lecture Slides: U.S. Interests and Grand Strategies

17.40F17 American Foreign Policy Lecture Slides: U.S. National Security Policy

17.40F17 American Foreign Policy Lecture Slides: United States and World War II

17.40F17 American Foreign Policy Lecture Slides: United States and WWI

17.40F17 American Foreign Policy Lecture Slides: Vietnam War

17.40F17 American Foreign Policy Lecture Slides: War on Terror, September 11th to Present

Course Info

Instructor

Prof. Stephen Van Evera

Departments

Political Science

As Taught In

Fall 2017

Level

Undergraduate

Topics

Social Science
- Political Science
  - American Politics
  - International Relations
- Public Administration
  - Military Studies
  - Public Policy

Learning Resource Types

Presentation Assignments

Written Assignments

Exams

Lecture Notes

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