Imposing law and order: Intolerant idealism in British and American foreign policy

Posted on:2009-02-21

Degree:M.A

Type:Thesis

University:The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Candidate:Garagiola, Meredith Noel

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GTID:2446390005450541

Subject:Political science

Abstract/Summary:

This thesis considers the manner in which intolerant idealism has been used to foster social control in British and American imperial foreign policy in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

Keywords/Search Tags:

Intolerant idealism, Foreign policy, British and american

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