America's commercial interest: business and foreign policy

Article Abstract:

The Clinton administration should incorporate business into foreign policy by developing a relationship between the government and the private sector. A framework for an interaction between the two will help identify priorities and enlist support. Suggestions for developing such a framework are given.

Management, Economic aspects, Trade policy, Commercial policy

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Protestantism and foreign policy: religion in world affairs

Article Abstract:

US' foreign policy is heavily influenced by Protestantism. President Woodrow Wilson's Protestant-influenced ideologies started the country's reliance on Protestantism for its foreign policies. Moreover, the promotion of universal human rights strengthened the religion's role.

Political aspects, Religious aspects, Protestantism

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American foreign policy. Offering guidelines

Article Abstract:

American foreign policy is examined.

Research

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