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International Conference on U.S. Foreign Policy and Global Relations

📅 30–31 Jul 2026 📍 Jakarta Raya, Indonesia 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track examines the historical trajectory of U.S. foreign policy from the Cold War to the present day. It seeks to understand how past decisions shape current diplomatic strategies and international relations.

This session focuses on the interplay between U.S. geopolitical interests and regional stability. Scholars will analyze how American policies influence global power structures and regional conflicts.

This track explores the role of soft power in U.S. foreign relations, emphasizing cultural diplomacy and its impact on international perceptions. Participants will discuss case studies that illustrate the effectiveness of cultural engagement.

This session investigates the rationale and outcomes of U.S. military interventions in various regions. It aims to critically assess the long-term implications of these actions on global stability and U.S. credibility.

This track delves into the complexities of U.S. trade policies and their implications for global economic relations. Scholars will evaluate how trade agreements and tariffs shape international partnerships and economic security.

This session analyzes the role of international organizations in reinforcing or challenging U.S. hegemony. Discussions will focus on the effectiveness of multilateralism in addressing global challenges.

This track presents in-depth case studies of U.S. bilateral relations with key countries. Participants will explore the nuances of diplomacy, trade, and security cooperation in these partnerships.

This session examines how globalization has transformed U.S. foreign policy and its approach to international relations. Scholars will discuss the challenges and opportunities presented by an interconnected world.

This track focuses on the strategic use of foreign aid as a tool of U.S. diplomacy. Participants will analyze the effectiveness of aid in promoting stability and fostering goodwill in recipient countries.

This session explores the relationship between international law and U.S. foreign policy decisions. Discussions will center on legal frameworks that govern military interventions, trade, and human rights.

This track investigates the formation and evolution of strategic alliances involving the U.S. Participants will discuss how shifting global dynamics influence these partnerships and their effectiveness in addressing contemporary challenges.