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Foreign Policy and Democratic Politics
Americans dissatisfied with the performance of their political institutions look abroad- especially to the United Kingdom- for a model. Waltz asks whether U.K. policymaking is any better than American. In hard-hitting prose this rigorous analysis shows that, contrary to popular myth, British government is no better than American government at protecting national interests.
- GenresPolitics
561 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1992
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