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Law, Diplomacy, & Power
Michael R. Fowler
11 episodes
4 days ago
Sit back as Dr. Fowler shares the history of American foreign policy-making like its the greatest story ever told. This wholly online course examines the development of U.S. foreign relations, especially the interplay of legal, diplomatic, and power-driven motives and themes. While examining the manner in which the principal doctrines and institutions of American foreign policy became established, we will analyze the varying strategies and objectives, errors and accomplishments, of particular foreign policymakers within changing domestic and international contexts.
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Sit back as Dr. Fowler shares the history of American foreign policy-making like its the greatest story ever told. This wholly online course examines the development of U.S. foreign relations, especially the interplay of legal, diplomatic, and power-driven motives and themes. While examining the manner in which the principal doctrines and institutions of American foreign policy became established, we will analyze the varying strategies and objectives, errors and accomplishments, of particular foreign policymakers within changing domestic and international contexts.
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Government
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1: The Colonial & Revolutionary Heritage
Law, Diplomacy, & Power
1 hour 11 minutes 44 seconds
5 years ago
1: The Colonial & Revolutionary Heritage

The purpose of this first class is to give students a better sense for what was the heritage of the American colonial era and the American revolution for America’s first diplomats. The first couple of classes should leave you with a firm grasp of early American foreign policies. Today, we will examine how the war for independence came about. What happened in the eventual peace settlement with Great Britain? What were the Articles of Confederation, and did they have a positive or negative influence on early foreign policymaking?

Law, Diplomacy, & Power
Sit back as Dr. Fowler shares the history of American foreign policy-making like its the greatest story ever told. This wholly online course examines the development of U.S. foreign relations, especially the interplay of legal, diplomatic, and power-driven motives and themes. While examining the manner in which the principal doctrines and institutions of American foreign policy became established, we will analyze the varying strategies and objectives, errors and accomplishments, of particular foreign policymakers within changing domestic and international contexts.