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This text explores America's policy with regard to unilateralism after World War I, during the Cold War, and thereafter. The author shows how, after World War II, the United States broke decisively with tradition and embraced a new policy of cooperation with partners in Europe and Asia.

USA. --- USA --- USA. --- Aussenpolitik --- Geschichte --- Australia. --- Borah, William. --- Bush administration. --- Byrnes, James. --- Dulles, John Foster. --- Forrestal, James. --- Fox, Annette Baker. --- French Security Treaty. --- Great Debate. --- House, Colonel Edward. --- Iraq. --- Johnson, Hiram. --- Kennan, George. --- Kuwait. --- Lippmann, Walter. --- Lovett, Robert A. --- Marshall Plan. --- Morocco. --- Occupation Statute. --- Pacific perimeter. --- Roosevelt, Theodore. --- Saddam Hussein. --- conservative internationalists. --- decision theory. --- hegemony, American. --- multilateralism. --- neorealism. --- quasi rents.