Special Providence_ American Foreign Policy and How It Changed World - Walter Russell Mead

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Rommel,Erwin, 254
Roosevelt,FranklinD.,7,10,62,65,81,
93,129,239,318-19,327,33°;
administrationof,60;deathof,162;
WorldWarII,208, 257, 297
Roosevelt,Theodore,4,6,65,87, 89,
1°9,121,124-5,232,267,327,33°;
favoredannexingCanada,336nIO
ruleoflaw,163,172,268
Rush-BagotConvention, 202
Rusk,Dean, 7
Russia,23,105,118,123,149,200,
222,283,286,292,295,308;~dto,
300;armedforces,202;foreignpolicy,
6;andJapan,122,125;policyfailure
in,288;transitiontodemocracy,287;
seealsoSovietUnion
Russo-JapaneseWar, 4
Rwanda,193,215,288,289,299

SaddamHussein,172,176,222,240,
27°,299
sanctions,17,189,19°,284,287,295
SaudiArabia,171,222-3
schoolsofforeignpolicy,xii,xvii,87-98,
3 I1-13,321-2;coalitions,267,
268-9,293-3°4,312,314;strategic
approaches,3 I3, 3 14-20;strategic
fueure,33 1 -4
"scorpionsina bottle"struggle,36, 37,
60,66,7 1 ,81,1'18
Scotch-Irish,227, 233, 249
SecondAmendment, 225
SecondBankoftheUnitedStates,I II,
202,33^2
secrecy,188-9,191,196,205
secretary(ies)ofstate,12,40,41,52
sectionalinterests,109, 131
security,xvii,54,58,69,102,124,127,
320,324;collective,3 I8;military,
325;seealsonationalsecurity
securityperimeter,193-4
securitypolicy,103,117-18, 130
self-improvement, 233
self-reliance, 231
Senate,U.S.,42-3,5°,3°5,3°8
SenateForeignRelationsCommittee,41,
225,29^2

Seneca, 45

Serbia/Serbs,159,285

Seward,William,12,27

Sheridan,Philip, 24

Sherman,WilliamTecumseh,57,221,

255,257

Shultz,George, 6

Siam,seeThailand

silver,I II, 20 I,3 I9;seealsofreesilver

Singapore,II6, 156

Skidelsky,Robert,126-7

slavery/slaves,22, 27,44,92,135,178,

187.

Smith,Adam,230,3IO

Smoot-HawleyTariff,86,I09, 131

socialinjustice, 144

socialmobility, 328

SocialSecurity,224,232, 243

"softpower," 261

Somalia,215,223, 288, 289

South(U.S.),43,44,237, 258

SouthAfrica,75,137,212,265,266;

democracy,282,283-4, 286

SouthAmerica, 182

SouthKorea,155-6,222,286,297

SouthVietnam,251, 265

sovereignty,285, 291,303,333;

national,291,296;pooling,290-I,

332;threatenedbyworldorder, 297

Soviet-Germanalliance, 208

SovietUnion,I1,28,68,72,82,114,

115,193,207,300-1;balancewith

U.S.inColdWar,203;Carter's

approachto,250;challengefrom,127;

inColdWar,209, 210, 211,222,258,

259,264,265,266,29°;collapseof,

xi,268,282;competitionwithU.S.,

66,67,7 2 ; containmentof,54,130;

detentewith,212;andfallofBritish

Empire,126;foreignpolicy:66,70;

riseof,313;strugglewith,75-6;

threatfrom,69,77,247,320,324-5;

transitiontodemocracy,283;inWorld

WarII,219, 220

Spain,6,53,81,200;hegemony,323;

tradewithcolonies,I08;U.S.relations

with, 23

Spanish-AmericanWar,3,19,23,44,

47, 12 5,227