... in U.S. foreign policy toward Thailand. This article draws on archival work in the United States and Thailand, along with recently published sources to focus on U.S. policy during the Cold War and the 2014 to the present. Drawing parallels between challenges the U.S. government faced during the Cold War...

... within U.S., Australian, and Canadian foreign policy-making also reveal a shared belief in the “Anglosphere”—the purported transnational unity of white, English-speaking nations—was sustained beyond the decline of the British Empire. Nehru’s “Britishness” demonstrates how he could be tethered...

... while also reframing the Open Door by linking it to the notion of U.S. exceptionalism. © 2017 by the Pacific Coast Branch, American Historical Association 2017 Open Door foreign policy U.S.-Chinese relations Chinese Students’ Alliance international education diplomatic recognition American...