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American Founding Principles and Foreign Policy

This course examines the founding principles of American political philosophy and how they define the national purposes that form the basis of U.S. foreign policy. The course covers the underlying structure and principles of the American political order as the basis of national security policy so that policy can be seen as the reflection of the fundamental ends of the order.

Semester Available


Fall Semester

Part of


  Specialization in American Foreign Policy (Required)
  Introductory Courses (Required) (Required)
  Introductory Courses
  Specialization in Democracy Building

Principal Professor


   Charles R. Smith
Professor of Politics and History, Marymount University {read more}

FEATURED FACULTY

Ross H. Munro

Vice President and Director of Asian Studies, Center for Security Studies; and consultant to the National Intelligence Council and the Department of Defense

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