This core textbook is an accessible introduction to US Foreign Policy for undergraduate students. It provides a comprehensive examination of historical context and contemporary events, complete with a masterful presentation of important concepts and theoretical approaches. US Foreign Policy in a New Era has a unique emphasis on transnational issues, such as global health, the environment and terrorism, linking them together with the theme of a "web of connectivity". The author, Andrew Price-Smith, passed away soon after completing this text, and the text was finalized by a dedicated team of scholars.

About the Author
Andrew Price-Smith was a leading scholar of global health security and the David Packard Professor of International Relations and Director of the Global Health Initiative at Colorado College. Price-Smith specialized in analyses of the effects of disease, environmental change, and energy scarcity on the security of nations. He was the author of numerous books and articles, including Rising Threats, Enduring Challenges (OUP) and Oil, Illiberalism, and War; Contagion and Chaos; and The Health of Nations (MIT Press).

Reviews
An accessible, informative, comprehensive introduction to US foreign policy. It provides the reader with tools of analysis and ways of making sense of both continuity and change. It empowers the reader to be both analyst and critic as in their journey through the successes, failures, and complexities of US foreign policy, both yesterday and today." Professor Frances T. Pilch, Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of Political Science, United States Air Force Academy



Book Information
ISBN 9780190465988
Author Andrew Price-Smith
Format Paperback
Page Count 416
Imprint Oxford University Press Inc
Publisher Oxford University Press Inc
Weight(grams) 703g
Dimensions(mm) 198mm * 226mm * 36mm