Was Jimmy Carter’s Foreign Policy Actually a Success?
In the Room with Peter Bergen
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Contrasts in Foreign Policy: Carter vs. Kissinger
This chapter explores the differing foreign policy philosophies of Henry Kissinger and Jimmy Carter, particularly regarding human rights and international power dynamics. It highlights Carter's commitment to address colonial legacies through significant negotiations like the Panama Canal Treaty and the challenges he faced in promoting his agenda amid domestic opposition. The narrative also reflects on the historic Camp David Accords, showcasing Carter's diplomatic efforts to achieve peace between Israel and Egypt, and their lasting implications on modern conflicts.
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