Avoiding trivia : the role of strategic planning in American foreign policy / / Daniel W. Drezner, editor.
"Critically assesses the past, future, and potential future role and impact of long-term strategic planning in foreign policy. Key figures from past decades of foreign policy and planning provide authoritative insight on the difficulties and importance of thinking and acting in a coherent way f...
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| Year of Publication: | 2009 |
| Language: | English |
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| Physical Description: | viii, 190 p. |
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Table of Contents:
- pt. 1. Introduction
- The challenging future of strategic planning in foreign policy / Daniel W. Drezner
- pt. 2. Grand strategy and policy planning
- Planning for policy planning / Richard N. Haass
- A road map for American leadership in a changing world / David F. Gordon and Daniel Twining
- A "return to normalcy"? : the future of America's internationalism / Jeffrey W. Legro
- pt. 3. Reforming strategic planning
- An integrative executive branch strategy for policy planning / Bruce W. Jentleson
- Strengthening U.S. strategic planning / Aaron L. Friedberg
- A strategic planning cell on national security at the White House / Peter Feaver and William Inboden
- pt. 4. Limits and opportunities for strategic planning
- Why the best is not yet to come in policy planning / Amy B. Zegart
- Learning the right lessons from the 1940s / Thomas Wright
- Foreign policy planning through a private sector lens / Andrew P.N. Erdmann
- The garbage can framework for locating policy planning / Stephen D. Krasner.