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Anti-Americanism and electoral politics in Korea / Jhee, Byong-Kuen

Jhee, Byong-Kuen	Journal Article
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Publication	2008.
Summary/Abstract	Byong-Kuen Jhee analyzes Korean public attitudes toward the United States and whether and how voters' anti-American perceptions affect their electoral choices. He concludes that the surge of anti-Americanism in Korea may have a marginal impact on the country's existing favorable relationship with the United States.

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United States ; Korea ; Anti-Americanism ; Foreign Relations

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Does one ight make a realist? conservatism, Neoconservatism, an / Rathbun, Brian C

Rathbun, Brian C	Journal Article
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Publication	2008.
Summary/Abstract	Brian C. Rathbun looks at whether we can speak meaningfully of an ideological "right" in foreign policy. Through a brief historical review and an analysis of a survey of American political elites, he argues that there are in fact three ideological rights, bound together by an egoistic pursuit of the national interest but utilizing very different strategies

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United States ; National Interest ; Foreign Policy

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Fairness considerations in world politics: Lessons from international trade negotiations / Kapstein, Ethan B

Kapstein, Ethan B	Journal Article
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2008.

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Ethan B. Kapstein argues that in recent years a growing number of activists, scholars, and policymakers have claimed that the global economy and, specifically, the current international trade regime have been "unfair" to the developing countries. He concludes that, while the trading system can hardly be considered a level playing field for each and every state, fairness considerations do appear to play a role in shaping trade agreements

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World Politics ; International Trade ; Negotiations

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ID: 082830

Incumbency advantage in U.S. pesidential eections: the historical record / Mayhew, David R.

Mayhew, David R.	Journal Article
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Publication	2008.
Summary/Abstract	David R. Mayhew examines U.S. presidential elections from 1788 through 2004. He highlights the importance of incumbency advantage. He concludes that in-office parties have kept the White House two-thirds of the time when they have run incumbent candidates, but they have fared only 50-50 in open-seat elections

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United States ; Presidential Elections ; 1788-2004

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Intelligence failure reframed / Gentry, John A.

Gentry, John A.	Journal Article
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Publication	2008.
Summary/Abstract	John A. Gentry discusses the nature of U.S. intelligence "failures." He argues that excessive expectations for the performance of intelligence agencies mean that many charges of intelligence failure are misplaced and many reform proposals are misdirected. He concludes that policymakers and policy-implementing agencies often cause intelligence-related failures

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United States ; Intelligence Failure

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