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U.S. Idealism Meets Reality

Reihe: DGAP-Schriften zur Internationalen Politik

Band 2010

Treffer in den folgenden Teilen:

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 2-10

Introduction S. 11

Research Question S. 11-12

A fundamental change? S. 13-16

Methodology S. 17-19

Structure S. 20-22

U. S. exceptionalism S. 23-34

When idealism and realism converge S. 34-36

Democracy promotion as a means to fight the root causes of terrorism S. 36-41

Policy implementation and practical obstacles S. 41-43

Bureaucrats, incentives and structures S. 43-45

NGOs and structural challenges S. 45-47

Lack of definition S. 47-49

Expectations of the role of outsiders S. 49-51

Pre-requisites for democracy? S. 51-57

Repercussions of U. S. policies S. 57-58

Conclusion S. 58

Issues of concern S. 59-61

Focus on Great Powers and traditional security issues S. 61-63

The Middle East and democracy promotion S. 63-64

Advocating a conventional foreign policy S. 64-65

Policies towards Great Powers and traditional security issues S. 65-68

Policies towards the Middle East S. 68-69

Conclusion S. 69-70

Asserting U. S. power S. 71-72

A war of values S. 72-74

Retaliation S. 74-76

The way foreign policy was conducted S. 76-77

Providing an intellectual framework S. 77-79

Self-reflection-why do they hate us? S. 79-81

Support for authoritarian states reconsidered S. 81-82

Democracy as a means to an end S. 82-84

Supporting evidence for democracy promotion S. 84-87

Re-orientation of foreign policy S. 87-88

Conclusion S. 88

Diplomatic pressure S. 89-91

Increase in funding at the State Department and USAID S. 91-94

Middle East Partnership Initiative (MEPI) S. 94-96

Middle East Free Trade Area (MEFTA) S. 96-97

Broader Middle East and North Africa Initiative (BMENA) S. 97-98

Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) S. 98-99

Support for NGOs S. 99-100

Diplomatic pressure S. 100-101

Increase in funding at the State Department and USAID S. 101-103

Middle East Partnership Initiative (MEPI) S. 103-104

Middle East Free Trade Area (MEFTA) S. 104-105

Broader Middle East and North Africa Initiative (BMENA) S. 105-106

Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) S. 106

Support for NGOs S. 106-108

Conclusion S. 108-110

At the periphery of U. S. interests S. 111-112

U. S. Idealism and competing interests S. 112-113

Contested development theories S. 113-114

Implementation of new rationale S. 114-115

Diplomatic pressure S. 115

Increase in funding at the State Department and USAID S. 115-118

Middle East Partnership Initiative (MEPI) S. 118-119

Middle East Free Trade Area (MEFTA) S. 119

Broader Middle East and North Africa Initiative (BMENA) S. 119-120

Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) S. 120

Support for NGOs S. 120-121

Additional measures & bilateral relations S. 121-123

Legitimacy of the King S. 123-125

Monopoly over the reform discourse S. 125-127

Conservatism and tolerance S. 127-128

Weak political opposition S. 128-131

Marginalization S. 131-133

Conclusion S. 133-134

U. S. exceptionalism S. 135-137

When idealism and realism merge S. 137-141

U. S. exceptionalism S. 141-142

When idealism and realism merge S. 142-143

Democracy promotion as a means to fight the root causes of terrorism S. 143-145

Policy implementation and practical obstacles S. 145-149

NGOs and structural challenges S. 149-150

Democracy promotion as a means to fight the root causes of terrorism S. 150-152

Policy implementation and practical obstacles S. 152-154

Bureaucrats, incentives and structures S. 154-156

NGOs and structural challenges S. 156-158

Expectations of the role of outsiders S. 158-160

Pre-requisites for democracy? S. 160-172

Expectation of the role of outsiders S. 172-173

Pre-requisites for democracy? S. 173-181

Conclusion S. 181-182

A fundamental change? S. 183-185

Obstacles to poicy implementation S. 185-188

Outlook S. 188-192

Appendices S. 193-198

Bibliography S. 199-216

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