Encyclopedia of American Foreign Policy: Studies of the Principal Movements and Ideas, 3권Scribner, 1978 - 1201페이지 |
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... authority stems from the federal Constitution and the inherent needs of any nation for unified conduct of its foreign affairs . At Philadelphia in 1787 the Founding Fathers were torn between their desire for more efficient government ...
... authority stems from the federal Constitution and the inherent needs of any nation for unified conduct of its foreign affairs . At Philadelphia in 1787 the Founding Fathers were torn between their desire for more efficient government ...
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... authority over trea- ties before they were signed . Without consulting Congress , Roosevelt ex- tended the Monroe Doctrine to justify Ameri- can military or other intervention in Latin America ( the Roosevelt Corollary ) . In carrying ...
... authority over trea- ties before they were signed . Without consulting Congress , Roosevelt ex- tended the Monroe Doctrine to justify Ameri- can military or other intervention in Latin America ( the Roosevelt Corollary ) . In carrying ...
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... authority and maintained close su- pervision over domestic controls either as com- mander in chief or under special laws of Con- gress . During American participation in World War II , Franklin D. Roosevelt followed Wilson in leaving ...
... authority and maintained close su- pervision over domestic controls either as com- mander in chief or under special laws of Con- gress . During American participation in World War II , Franklin D. Roosevelt followed Wilson in leaving ...
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