Americans and International Affairs to 1921 Carol Hughes Among the thirty contributors to

Among the thirty contributors to this volume are distinguished scientists and philosophers

and Indigenous/First Nations people

the book is a must-read for those who want to expand their US legal vocabulary and basic understanding of US government

mental outlook

and organizations guide students to further resources beyond the encyclopedia

Americans and International Affairs to 1921 Carol Hughes Among the thirty contributors toAmericans and International Affairs to 1921 offers an interpretation of US diplomatic history that incorporates recent expansions in the field, focusing on the construction and contestation of US sovereignty and borders by both official and private institutions and individuals. Foregrounding relations with Britain and Native Americans, the book emphasizes changes in law and norms; property rights; the scope of government power; finances and revenue;