IV. U.S. Strategy
"My friends have told Carter not to continue on this course if he wants their support on many future questions.
Human Rights: Legislative Balance Sheet
Efforts by human rights lobbyists to cut back U.S. military aid and tighten controls over multilateral bank loans for repressive
Immigration: Carter’s Anti-Labor Plan
Few of President Carter's policy decisions have so clearly demonstrated the influence of domestic and transnational corporations and the administration's
A New Quest for Stability
Today the Administration realizes that the dictatorships, as presently constituted, do not represent the most effective guarantees of long-term imperialist
Human Rights…”In the Soul of Our Foreign Policy
When Jimmy Carter took office in 1977 U.S. foreign policy clearly bore the stamp of the Nixon-Kissinger years. Its cornerstone
From Hemispheric Police to Global Managers
With the end of World War II dawned what Time magazine called the American Century. Europe and Japan a bombed-out