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Introduction to the book: Anatomy of the Political Structure of the United States of America Ruhollah Qaderi, Tehran, Prophet al-Azam (PBUH) College, Imam Hossein University, 2010, 358 pages Afaq-e Amniyat Quarterly / New Series - Year 3 / Issue 6 - Spring 2010 Introduction The necessity of scientific and realistic recognition of surrounding dynamics and developments at regional and extra-regional levels has emerged as a principle, a prominent example, and an inescapable necessity, which is the same necessity of recognizing and understanding American foreign policy.
The book Anatomy of the Political Structure of the United States has been authored based on such a necessity.
Content Structure The book Anatomy of the Political Structure of the United States of America consists of three chapters: holism, party studies, and presidency studies, and seven appendices.
" In explaining the schools of foreign policy, the author states: The initial foundations of American foreign policy before World War I were formed based on three schools: Hamiltonianism, Jacksonianism, and Wilsonianism, and America's national security doctrines and strategies have been influenced by one or a combination of these three holisms.
In the second chapter, titled "Party Studies," the author examines the parties and their role in the political structure of the United States.
The first group (led by Thomas Jefferson, the former Secretary of State for George Washington) supported the French Revolution and established the Republican-Democratic Party, which is the foundation of today's Democratic Party.