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This book examines how ideas of American exceptionalism shaped U.S. foreign policy and public diplomacy strategies at the end of the Cold War. McEvoy-Levy analyzes how rhetoric, national identity, and cultural narratives influenced U.S. diplomatic outreach, propaganda, and global positioning — exploring the interplay between national ideology and international relations during a critical period of geopolitical transformation.

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