American Foreign Policy in the Third World Countries

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The research delves into the complexities of U.S. foreign policy in developing countries, highlighting a preference for coercive measures over diplomatic approaches. It examines the interplay between rhetoric and actions, illustrating how the U.S. often prioritizes its interests through military intervention and coercive diplomacy. Historical examples underscore the inconsistency and treachery inherent in this policy, suggesting that the U.S. tends to favor the "law of force" rather than adhering to international legal standards.