A Leader-Centered Theory of Foreign Policy Change
U.S. Foreign Policy Toward Cuba Under Obama
- 176 pages
- 7 hours of reading
Focusing on the impact of individual leadership, this innovative account reexamines foreign policy analysis within international relations. It challenges conventional models by exploring how leaders influence policy changes, using historical examples to illustrate their roles. The book highlights Obama's pivot towards Cuba as a key case study, demonstrating the significant effects of personal leadership on foreign policy decisions throughout history.
