Abstract
The end of Chapter 4 offered an analysis of the general use of longstanding tropes within American exceptionalism in the construction of American identity and US foreign policies under the Clinton administration. This chapter analyzes the construction of the first post-Cold War US foreign policy discourse by an administration and the challenges this entailed. Keeping these issues in mind, this chapter narrows the focus of analysis, through the continued use of a discursive practices approach, to the Clinton administration’s foreign policy discourses surrounding the Israeli–Palestinian conflict and the Oslo Peace Process.
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