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"In its march to becoming the world's first hyper power, the United States has been as dependent on its soft power - the allure of American lifestyles and culture - as it has been on the hard power of military might. In Weapons of Mass Distraction, Matthew Fraser examines the role of American pop cultural industries in international affairs." "Fraser focuses on the major areas of soft power - movies, television, pop music, and fast food - and traces...
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O'Sullivan (policy planning, U.S. State Department) analyzes and integrates four case studies of U.S. imposition of economic sanctions as a tool of foreign policy: Iran, Iraq, Sudan, and Libya. Largely dismissing any questions about the morality of sanctions (aside from briefly brushing aside claims of millions of dead Iraqi children as Iraqi propaganda), she judges the effectiveness of the sanctions regimes in accomplishing foreign policy goals to...
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