CHAPTER 2 : BUSH ADMINISTRATION DEALING WITH IRAN

CHAPTER 2 : BUSH ADMINISTRATION DEALING WITH IRAN

The US policy has been reshaped time to time. There are main four schools of thoughts that highlight full spectrum of United States polices. The Hamiltonians, Jeffersonian, Willsonians, and Jacksonian school of thought. According to these schools, the first school of thought expressed that United States need to become proxy simile to Britain‘s highest development. They enforced that United States need to have a strong economy supplemented by strong federal government and should be working hand in hand with large corporations; for great business interests which will make their nation, economically strong and bring prosperity to standard of citizens. Contrarily other school has integrally contradicted the view, the Jeffersonian view, which says that United States government should not go hand in hand with corporations that will undermine democracy. It will entangle Americans with despots abroad. These actions will force Americans to supporting evil dictators because some American corporation has economic interest that can be advanced by such actions. ―If we‘d never set foot in Middle East, we wouldn‘t have these problems ―the Jeffersonian. That‘s the logic of anti-war movements, and we‘ve certainly seen a lot of Jeffersonian.

The 3rd one is Willsonian – hold the beliefs in the United Nation‘s international law, the United States should be pushing its values around the world and turning other countries into democracies whether they like it or not , and the US should also works multi-laterally in institutions. The US should be supporting things like the international criminal court, the comprehensive test ban treaty, and Americans should not be Unilateralist in its approaches, otherwise this will cut it from the other nations and weakened its hold on other nation and it dominancy, in order to acquire they have done so much.

Final school of thoughts Jacksonian says that united shouldn‘t interlace or interweave itself with the affairs of the other nations until it is mandatory for it to do so.

United States had changed its policies accordingly; to time and time. In World War 1; they were totally isolated from the mundane affairs of that time. And while in 2nd world war; initially they kept themselves isolated but when Japans Air forces invade United States territory of Perl harbor in the Pacific Ocean, east to japan, these controversial moments in the power forced Americans to get them involved in 2nd world war.

By thoroughly understanding the above profound views in the changing polices that has influence the political structure of the United States and shaped it according to the picture which is being seen today. The four schools of thoughts provide ways to study American foreign policy. These schools also help to find how the government of United States has changed its policy, with in the time.