American Foreign Relations Since 1898

This book offers a rich collection of documents that explore U.S. foreign policy since 1898, showcasing diverse perspectives and influences. American Foreign Relations Since 1898 is an essential resource.

This volume, American Foreign Relations Since 1898, compiles over 50 primary documents that delve into the complexities of U.S. foreign policy. It examines the interactions between Americans and the global community, extending beyond mere political leaders and state actions. By incorporating social movements, cultural influences, ideas, and imagery, the book offers a multifaceted perspective on how these elements have shaped American foreign relations from 1898 onwards.

The documents included in American Foreign Relations Since 1898 provide readers with a first-hand account of significant figures and events that have influenced U.S. foreign policy. This collection highlights a diverse array of contributors to the discourse surrounding American interactions with the world, from presidents and policymakers to activists and artists. Each document is accompanied by insightful headnotes written by the editor, guiding readers through the historical context and significance of the materials.

In addition to the extensive collection of documents, the volume features a comprehensive introduction that sets the stage for understanding the evolution of American foreign relations. A bibliography for further study is also included, making this book an invaluable resource for anyone interested in the intricate tapestry of America's engagement with global affairs since the late 19th century.