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Chapter 1: The history and evolution of foreign policy analysis
Chapter 2: Realism and foreign policy
Chapter 3: Liberalism and foreign policy
Chapter 4: Constructivism and foreign policy
Chapter 5: Actors, structures, and foreign policy analysis
Chapter 6: Foreign policy decision-making: rational, psychological, and neurological models
Chapter 7: Implementation and behaviour
Chapter 8: The role of media and public opinion
Chapter 9: The primacy of national security
Chapter 10: Economic statecraft
Chapter 11: Duties beyond borders
Chapter 12: The Cuban Missile Crisis
Chapter 13: Canada and antipersonnel landmines: human security as a foreign policy priority
Chapter 14: Neoconservatism and the domestic sources of American foreign policy: the role of ideas in Operation Iraqi Freedom
Chapter 15: India and the World Trade Organization
Chapter 16: Israeli—Egyptian (in)security: the Yom Kippur War
Chapter 17: China and the Tian'anmen bloodshed of June 1989
Chapter 18: Energy and foreign policy: EU—Russia energy dynamics
Chapter 19: Britain and the gathering storm over Iraq
Chapter 20: New actors, new foreign policy: EU and enlargement
Conclusion: Teaching foreign policy cases

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