Congress and U.S. Foreign Policy

Introduction: Understanding Congress and Foreign Policy Ralph G. Carter and James M. Scott Chapter 1 - Shifting Constellations of Congressional Foreign Policy During the Trump Era Patrick Homan, Dominican University, and Scott LaDeur, North Central Michigan College Chapter 2 - Anti-Presidential Bipartisanship in Foreign Policy in the Trump Era Jordan Tama, American University Chapter 3 - The Polarization of the Defense and Foreign Policy Committees William Bendix, Keene State College and Gyung-Ho Jeong, University of British Columbia Chapter 4 - The Continued Decline of Congressional Oversight of US Foreign Policy Linda L. Fowler, Dartmouth College Chapter 5 - The Conditional Nature of Congressional Support for the President During Wartime Susanne Schorpp, Jeffrey Lazarus, and Micayla Clark, Georgia State University Chapter 6 - The Congressional Role in US Diplomacy in an Era of Presidential Unilateralism: The End of the Treaty Power Jeffrey S. Peake, Clemson University Chapter 7 - Opening Windows in Shrinking Spaces: Polarization and Congressional Foreign Policy Entrepreneurship Ralph G. Carter and James M. Scott, Texas Christian University Chapter 8 - Balancing Party: The Unusual Success of Women's Foreign Policy in the 115th Congress Sara J. Angevine, Whittier College Chapter 9 - Veterans in the Post-2001 House: The Impact of Military Service on War Oversight Danielle Lupton, Colgate University Chapter 10 - The 'Mischiefs of Faction'? The Freedom Caucus, Progressives, and U.S. Foreign Policy Patrick Homan, Dominican University, and Jeffrey S. Lantis, College of Wooster Conclusion: Patterns and Prospects Ralph G. Carter and James M. Scott