WESTON, Charles creator text 1997 monographic Explores the implications of the end of the Cold War which left the US as the only power still capable of weilding influence worldwide. Points out that the work and interests of the majority of senators and members of the House of Representatives focus on domestic policy issue. They tend to view foreign policy completely in a domestic policy context and to subordinate America's relationship with the world to the country's budgetary or social policy dictates. 3/7/00 M2LMGR 20260716043345.0