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Bill, Wanlund. “U.S. Foreign Policy in Transition.” CQ Researcher by CQ Press, March 29, 2019 – Volume 29, Issue 12.

The research study highlights the manifestations of the foreign policy of the United States of America (USA). Donald Trump is aiming at keeping the focus of the foreign policy towards the acceleration of jobs and rejuvenation of the domestic markets. His foreign policy can be primarily distinguished from the predecessors based on the paradigm of peculiar international commitments to serve the national interest. For instance, trump revoked the Paris climate deal and three international agreements signed by the previous president. The article assesses the policies pursued since the last seventy years to compare it with the foreign policies of Russia and China. The article manifests the relations of the United States with the international organizations to further critically assess the implications of foreign policy in the paradigm of peace, sustainability and domestic markets.

Brain, Beary. “U.S. Trade Policy.” CQ Researcher by CQ Press, September 13, 2013 – Volume 23, Issue 32

The research study emphasizes the principles of the trade policy pursued by the United States and their implications on the domestic markers. Both the views of cynics and advocates of the contemporary policy are being assessed by keeping the primary focus on tariff targets and trade relations with China. The United States witnessed a drastic decline in the employment market since the past decade. A critical appraisal of the article reflects that imposition of tariffs on trades with China have urged the Chinese stakeholders to subsidized the trade objectives in an unregulated manner. Such critical are the manifestations of engaging in a trade war with China. However, the United States’ job market was suffering detrimental challenges after Donald Trump assumed the charge and the trade policies have remained bold since then. The corporate outsourcing further manifested detrimental consequences and caused deprived the market of more than 93,000 jobs. The article is of primary importance as it offers a comprehensive perspective of the trade policies and implications before and after the era of Donald Trump. It highlights that tariffs are neither definite nor the wrong answer to accelerate the jobs in the domestic markets of America.

Reed, Karain. “U.S. Trade Policy.” CQ Researcher by CQ Press, March 30, 2018 – Volume 28, Issue 12

The research journal highlights the ramifications of regional corporation and free trade for producing jobs in America. It is critical to mention that the article focuses on the trade policies pursued by Obama’s administration. Prior to that, the United States had advanced to maintain an equilibrium in the trade policy which was not aimed at targeting the world market vigorously. Since Obama’s policies were aimed at spreading the operations of free trade, the fundamental role of the World Trade Organization (WTO) is examined. The deals with China and the trans-pacific objectives were essential in this aspect. One of the primary element was the production of genetically modified food (GM) in the United States in association with the European Union (EU). The bottom line is that the trade policies pursued by the Obama’s administration were largely aimed at expanding trade across several regions. It is imperative to affiliate the findings and the postulates of the article with the contemporary developments to measure the changes in trade policies, the ramifications of previous trade agreements and the course of the future.

Hamid, Shadi. “Deconstructing Trump’s Foreign Policy.” Brookings, 5 Nov. 2018.

In the article, the author argues over the foreign policy established by Trump governance. The author claims that the foreign policy of Trump is bad which suggest that an informal and superior dismissal of Trump is ignoring something crucial. Trump although idealize American sovereignty linked to the interest of security and overall economic interest. However, little attention is given to the foreigner, migrated citizen of America. The reason behind this attitude is the aim of being "America first" into the future. The author explained that Trump foreign policy is somehow related to the current political situation or to make own administration stronger rather than typical day to day policy. It will make Trump the most controversial president in future. For instance, no interest is shown in other countries internal performance. Other than that media appearance of Trump is also not positive, the remarks he made for others are most of the time indicates stupidity, madness or both. This attitude of Trump is illogical and bad for the interest of the nation.

Trapani, Ryan. “As the 2020 Race Gets Started, so Too Do Key Foreign Policy Debates.” Brookings, 15 Jan. 2019.

The research article raises a contentious debate pertinent to the significance of America’s foreign policy in the contemporary state of international events amid the upcoming presidential elections. The post 9/11 circumstances witnessed an essential strategy of collaborating with several states to combat terrorist elements as the Al Qaida. The article is of significance to be assessed because it evaluates the outcomes of the 2020 presidential elections for the candidate on the basis of two fundamental strategies as internationalism or adhering to specific alliances. The Democrats have, until date, potentially struggled to lay a policy of an innovated Kennedy version of internationalism. However, the article offers an intricate analysis of the state of the events likely to occur in the future. None of the policy makers have successfully advanced to maintain a rational balance between serving the national interest and maintaining a sustainable and strategic international presence. Irrefutably, the assessment indicated the primary necessity that the domestic issues are of foremost concern in comparison to maintaining a global hegemony. Thus, it contributes significantly to the upcoming elections and urges the candidates to strengthen the attention being paid to the domestic issues while running their campaigns in 2020.

Work Cited

ADDIN ZOTERO_BIBL {"uncited":[],"omitted":[],"custom":[]} CSL_BIBLIOGRAPHY Hamid, Shadi. “Deconstructing Trump’s Foreign Policy.” Brookings, 5 Nov. 2018, https://www.brookings.edu/blog/order-from-chaos/2018/11/05/deconstructing-trumps-foreign-policy/.

Trapani, Ryan. “As the 2020 Race Gets Started, so Too Do Key Foreign Policy Debates.” Brookings, 15 Jan. 2019, https://www.brookings.edu/blog/order-from-chaos/2019/01/15/as-the-2020-race-gets-started-so-too-do-key-foreign-policy-debates/.

“U.S. Foreign Policy in Transition.” CQ Researcher by CQ Press, http://library.cqpress.com/cqresearcher/cqresrre2019032900. Accessed 10 Apr. 2019.

“U.S. Trade Policy.” CQ Researcher by CQ Press, http://library.cqpress.com/cqresearcher/cqresrre2013091300. Accessed 10 Apr. 2019.

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