Abstract
This paper examines the core principles that underpin US foreign policy, providing a deeper understanding of its historical and philosophical foundations. The study employs a comprehensive review of academic literature and policy documents to investigate the key drivers and guiding tenets of American global engagement. The findings reveal that US foreign policy is shaped by a blend of ideological, geopolitical, and pragmatic considerations, including a commitment to democratic values, the pursuit of economic interests, and the maintenance of international influence and security. The paper concludes that a nuanced appreciation of these foundational principles is essential for effectively analyzing, interpreting, and engaging with US foreign policy in the contemporary global landscape.
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