Ethnic Groups and U.S. Foreign Policy

MOHAMMED E. AHRARI is Associate Professor of Political Science and Senior Research Fellow for the Center of International Security and Strategic Studies at Mississippi State University.

• TablesIntroduction by Mohammed E. AhrariDomestic Context of U.S. Foreign Policy Toward the Middle East by Mohammed E. AhrariEthnic Politics and the Formulation of U.S. Policy Toward the Arab-Israeli Dispute by Steven L. SpiegelEthnic Group Influence on Middle East Policy--How and When: The Cases of the Jackson-Vanik Amendment and the Sale of AWACS to Saudi Arabia by Mitchell BardAfrican-American Influence on U.S. Foreign Policy Toward South Africa by Ronald W. WaltersThe Polish American Congress, East-West Issues, and the Formulation of American Foreign Policy by Z.A. KruszewskiU.S. Foreign Policy and the Mexican-American Political Agenda by Rodolof O. de la GrazaFrom Little Havana to Washington, D.C.: Cuban Americans and U.S. Foreign Policy by Damain FernandezIrish-Americans in the American Foreign-Policy-Making Process by Robert J. Thompson and Joseph R. Rudolph, Jr.Conclusions by Mohammed E. AhrariAppendixBibliographyIndexAbout the Editor and Contributors