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This collection of essays presents many of the newer, innovative, and stimulating analytical approaches and methods used to study the history of American foreign relations. The essays highlight a variety of conceptual categories, including bureaucratic, dependency, and world-systems theories, corporatist and national security models, culture, gender, and ideology. The book seeks to define the study of American relations, stimulate research in fresh directions, and encourage cross-disciplinary thinking, especially between historians and political scientists.

This collection of essays seeks to define the study of American relations.

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Preface; The authors; 1. Introduction Michael J. Hogan and Thomas G. Paterson; Part I. The History of American Foreign Relations: Defining the Field: 2. The study of American Foreign Relations: national history of international history? Robert J. McMahon; 3. Walking the borders Emily S. Rosenberg; 4. Defining and doing the history of American Foreign Relations: a primer Thomas G. Patterson; Part II. The History of American Foreign Relations: Explaining Relations Field: 5. International relations models Ole R. Holsti; 6. World Systems Thomas J. McCormick; 7. Dependency Louis A. Perez, Jr.; 8. Balance of power Stephen Pelz; 9. Bureaucratic politics J. Garry Clifford; 10. Psychology Richard H. Immerman; 11. Public opinion Melvin Small; 12. Mental maps Alan K. Henrikson; 13. Ideology Michael H. Hunt; 14. National security Melvyn P. Leffler; 15. Culture and international history Akira Iriye; 16. Corporatism Michael J. Hogan; Index.

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