1. Tenets of U.S. Foreign Policy Fall 2009 Chen-shen Yen Research Fellow Institute of International Relations National Chengchi University

2. Late 18th and Early 19th Century Separation from Europe Splendid Isolation Monroe Doctrine Hemispheric Power

3. Late 19 th Century Western Expansion Manifest Destiny Frontier Thesis Pacific Shift Imperialism

4. Early 20 th Century Internationalism League of Nations America at War Balance of Power United Nations

5. Late 20 th and Early 21 st Century Cold War, Long Peace, End of History Deterrence, Massive Retaliation, Balance of Terror Bipolarity, Multi-polarity, Unipolarity Bilateralism, Multilateralism and Unilateralism Containment, Engagement, Congagement

6. Late 20 th and Early 21 st Century Pax Britannica, Pax America, Pax Sinica Democratization of International Organizations Pluralization of International Relations Peace Dividend, Imperial Overstretch Hegemonic Stability, Decline or Revival

7. Late 20 th and Early 21 st Century Nuclear Proliferation, Denuclearization, Nuclear Free Zones, Nuclear Free Worlds Rogue State, Failed States, Axis of Evil, Outpost of Tyranny Reluctant Sheriff, World Police Hard Power, Soft Power, Smart Power

8. Presidential Doctrines Monroe Doctrine (1823) Roosevelt Corollary (1904) Truman Doctrine (1947) Eisenhower Doctrine (1957) Kennedy Doctrine (1961-1963) Johnson Doctrine (1965) Nixon Doctrine (1969)

9. Presidential Doctrines Ford Doctrine (1975) Carter Doctrine (1980) Reagan Doctrine (1981-1989) Clinton Doctrine (1999) Bush Doctrine (2001-2009) Obama Doctrine (2009)