Chapter Twenty: Global Policy

Making Foreign Policy: The Constitutional Context

Constitutional Bases of Presidential Authority in Foreign Policy
Constitutional Bases of Congressional Authority in Foreign Policy

The Senate and Major Treaties
Skirting The Senate Through Executive Agreements
Constitutional Roots of Statutory Powers in Foreign Policy

Making Foreign Policy: Organization And Cast

The Department of State
The Department of Defense
The National Security Council
The CIA and the Intelligence Community
Other Parts of the Foreign Policy Bureaucracy

A Review Of U.S. Foreign Policy

Emerging from Isolationism
Cold War and Containment
Vietnam and the Challenge to the Cold War Consensus
The End of the Cold War
From Foreign Policy to Global Policy

Global Policy Issue Areas

Investment and Trade
Human Rights Poverty, and Foreign Aid
The Environment

The Public And Global Policy

The Public and Majoritarian Model
Interest Groups and the Pluralist Model