Изоляционизм в посланиях американских президентов «О Состоянии Союза»

The article is dedicated to a quantitative analysis of U.S. Presidents’ State of the Union addresses from 1790 to 2008. It examines the dynamics of how U.S. Presidents’ interest in foreign policy issues has evolved over time in these speeches. By analyzing references to key regions and international issues, the study highlights the enduring significance of Europe and a gradual shift in focus toward other regions. The research challenges the classical notion of the «isolationist» nature of American foreign policy prior to 1941.