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The 16 pages that link to United States foreign policy, each with the reason it gives.

• United StatesRelated: The federal government uses diplomacy, trade, and security policy to engage the world.

• Henry KissingerNarrower topic: Kissinger's record is judged within the broader history of U.S. power and intervention.

• IsolationismNarrower topic: U.S. isolationism was a recurring approach within a broader foreign-policy tradition.

• Joe BidenNarrower topic: Wars in Ukraine and Gaza tested Biden’s claims about alliance leadership and U.S. influence.

• Colin PowellNarrower topic: Powell helped shape U.S. diplomacy during the Gulf War and the early years of the Iraq War.

• The National InterestNarrower topic: This is the broad policy domain that The National Interest analyzes and debates.

• Zbigniew BrzezinskiNarrower topic: Brzezinski’s advisory work influenced how the Carter administration pursued diplomacy and strategic competition.

• Nicholas SpykmanNarrower topic: Spykman argued that American security depended on preventing hostile control of Eurasia.

• Offensive realismRelated: Mearsheimer argues that the United States has pursued regional dominance in the Western Hemisphere.

• First Barbary WarNarrower topic: The war exposed an early choice between paying tribute and using force to defend commerce.

• Second Barbary WarNarrower topic: The campaign marked an assertive use of naval force to pursue diplomatic aims overseas.

• Indochina warsNarrower topic: Containment shaped American intervention across the Indochina conflicts.

• Lindsey GrahamNarrower topic: Graham’s signature Senate work centers on military intervention, alliances, and U.S. engagement abroad.

• Brooks AdamsRelated: Adams’s arguments addressed America’s place in global politics.

• Samuel Flagg BemisNarrower topic: This was the central subject of much of Bemis’s historical scholarship.

• United States of AmericaBroader topic: The country's military, economic, and diplomatic reach makes its external choices consequential worldwide.