American Foreign Policy Traditions

Brendon O′Connor is Associate Professor in American Politics at the United States Studies Centre at the University of Sydney. Brendon O′Connor was the Australia Scholar at the Woodrow Wilson Centre in Washington DC in 2008 and in 2006 he was a Fulbright Fellow at Georgetown University. He is the editor of seven books on anti-Americanism and has also published articles and books on American welfare policy, presidential politics, US foreign policy, and Australian-American relations. He has taught courses on American domestic politics and foreign affairs, and supervised theses on a variety of topics such as anti-Americanism, neoconservatism, the Iraq War and presidential politics.

• VOLUME ONE: THE FOUNDATIONS THE AMERICA TRADITION The Idea of Foreign Policy Traditions Tradition as Invention - Renée JefferyThe American Tradition The American Foreign Policy Tradition - Walter Russell MeadThe New World Order - Henry KissingerColonial Origins of American Diplomatic Principles - Max SavelleBack to Bedrock: The eight traditions of American statecraft - Walter McDougallFarewell to the Farewell Address? Or a ′discourse of the permanent and transient in American politics - Michael DunneMessianism, Exceptionalism and Realism Liberty or Exceptionalism (so Called) - Walter McDougallMessianism, Exemplary and Dynamic - Anatol LievenAn American Tradition in Foreign Affairs - Norman A. GraebnerThe British Inheritance/Enemy Introduction and the Gyroscope and the Pyramid - Walter Russell MeadFriendly Fire - Bernard PorterWashington′s Legacy and UnilateralismIntellectual Foundations of Early American Diplomacy - James HutsonUnilaterialism, or Isolationalism (so Called) - Walter McDougallThe Hamiltonian Tradition Hamilton′s Way - Walter Russell MeadThe Jeffersonian Tradition Jefferson and the Diplomacy of the Old Regime and Conquering Without War - Robert Tucker and David HendricksonJefferson and an American Foreign Policy - Walter LaFeberThe Jacksonian Tradition Antithesis Part 1: The embittered heartland - Anatol LievenTaking Center Stage: Southerners and Vietnam, 1954 - 1973 - Joseph FryVOLUME TWO: THE TRADITIONS OF GREAT POWER AMERICA The Monroe Doctrine and Manifest Destiny The Evolution of the Monroe Doctrine from Monroe to Reagan - Walter LaFeberDestinies and Destinations, 1820-1865 - Andreas StephansonAmerica Imperialism?Is there American Imperialism - Dexter PerkinsImperialism, American Style, 1890-1916 - Joseph FryAnti-ImperialismAnti-Imperialism - Robert Buzzanco1898 and 1968: The Anti-Imperialists and the Doves - Robert L. BeisnerOpen Door Policy and Williams′ ExtensionOpen Door Policy - Mark Atwood LawrenceThe Tragedy of American Diplomacy: Twenty-five years after - Bradford PerkinsThe Open Door and American Hegemony in Western Hegemony in Western Europe - Christopher LayneIsolationism and the Anti-War TraditionThe Isolationist Heritage - C. V. CrabbThe Renunciation of War - Arthur A. EkirchThe Wilsonian Tradition and American LiberalismThe Connecticut Yankee in the Court of King Arthur - Walter Russell MeadLiberal Democratic Internationalism - Tony SmithHegemony on the Cheap - Colin DueckContainment and American RealismContainment - Walter McDougallProphets and poseurs - Andrew J. BacevichThe Past and the FutureTrade Offs - Henry NauVOLUME THREE: ANTI-AMERICAN TRADITIONA History of Anti-Americanism - Brendon O′ConnorEarly History: Environmental, Cultural and Political InferiorityEuropean Anti-Americanism: A brief historical overview - Andrei MarkovitsImagining America - David KennedyAmerican Response to the Degeneracy Thesis - James CeaserThe Age of Contempt - Philippe RogerAmerica Has Gone Mad: Anti-Americanism in historical perspective - Tony JudtAmerica and the British Reform Struggle, 1865-7 and Conclusion: The British left and America since Roosevelt - Henry PellingCold War Anti-Americanism The Pilgrimage to Nicaragua - Paul HollanderWas De Gaulle Anti-American? - Richard F. KuiselAnti-Americanism at Home and Abroad - Henry FairlieA Factual Epilogue - William J. Lederer and Eugene BurdickThe Changeable Soviet Image of America - Vladimir ShlapentokhAfter September 11, 2001How the World sees America - Richard CrockettWho′s Afraid of Mr. Big? - Josef JoffeIntroduction: The new virulence and popularity - Paul HollanderAmerica as Super-Villain - Barry Rubin and Judith Colp RubinAre We All Americans Now - Robert SinghActing Together - Or Alone - Andrew Kohut and Bruce StokesThe Worst Society That Ever Was - Jean-Francois RevelBush and Anti-AmericanismBush and Anti-Americanism - Brendon O′ConnorGeorge W. Bush, Religion and European Anti-Americanism - D. Jason Bergrenn and Nicol RaeVOLUME FOUR: REGIONAL AND NATIONAL VARIETIES OF ANTI-AMERICANISMAnti-Americanism in the Third World - Alvin Z. Rubenstein and Donald E. SmithAnti-Americanism in Latin America and the Caribbean: False populism or coming full circle? - Alan McPhersonThe 3:10 to Yuma - Ana Maria Dopico′Bradenism′ and Beyond: Argentine anti-Americanism, 1945-1953 - Glenn J. DornAnti-Americanism in Canada - Kim Richard NossalAnti-Americanism in Russia: From Stalin to Putin - Eric Shiraev and Vladislav ZubokAnti-Americanism in French and European Public Opinion - Gerard GrunbergAnti-Americanisms in France - Sophie MeunierTurkey - Julie E. SweigThe Anti-American Century - Ivan KrastevAmerica in Asian Eyes - Warren I. Cohen and Nancy Bernkopf TuckerYongmi: Pragmatic anti-Americanism in South Korea - Yongshik BongChinese attitudes toward the United States and Americans - Alastair Iain Johnston and Daniela StockmanIran - Wilfried BuchtaAmerica, Israel and Anti-Americanism in the Middle East - John ChiddickAmerican Power and Anti-Americanism in the Middle East - Timothy Mitchell

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