Ideology and U.S. Foreign Policy
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MICHAEL H. HUNT
Ideology and
U.S. Foreign
Policy
With a NewAfterword by theAuthor
Yale UniversityPress
NewHaven andLondon
For Heather and Dee
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Contents
List of Illustrations, ix
Preface, xi
1.Coming to Terms with Ideology, 1
2.Visions of National Greatness, 19
3.The Hierarchy of Race, 46
4.The Perils of Revolution, 92
5.Ideology in Twentieth-Century Foreign Policy, 125
6.The Contemporary Dilemma, 171
Afterword, 199
Essay on the Historical Literature, 219
Notes, 233
Index, 255
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Illustrations
Popular nineteenth-century perspectives on racial types |
49-50 |
The changing picture of the Indian in the |
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nineteenth century |
56-57 |
The Latino image in its various guises, 1850s-1900s |
63-68 |
The repertoire of roles assigned the Chinese, |
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1860s-1900s |
72-76 |
Evaluating the character of newly dependent peoples, |
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1898-1907 |
82-89 |
The recurrent fear of social revolution |
118-22 |
Persistence in the views of Latinos and "Orientals," |
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1910s-1930s |
141-44 |
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