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PART I INTRODUCTION W.Schneider - PART II THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH - The Outside Game Presidents, Opinion, and Institutional Leadership B.Rockman - The Inside Game The President as Leader of the Foreign Policy Bureaucracy D.L.Hafner - PART III THE CONGRESS Party Leadership and Congress as Leader D.Rohde - Issue Networks and the Congress in the Foreign Policy Process J.J.Tierney - PART IV THE EXECUTIVE AND CONGRESS: CROSS-CUTTING - The Security Complex I.M.Destler - PART V THE MEDIA - The Force of the Media W.Lance Bennett - PART IV PUBLIC OPINION - Public Opinion and Foreign Policy: The Indirect Effects B.I.Page & R.Y.Shapiro - Public Opinion's Influence on U.S. Foreign Policy Decision-Making T.Graham - PART VII COMPARING ACROSS NATIONS AND UNDERSTANDING INTERNATIONAL EFFECTS - Domestic Structures, Liberal Democracies, and Foreign Policy T.Risse-Kappen - The American State Under Pressure: International Dependence and Domestic Fragmentation D.A.
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