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Immerman asserts that this focus on one emergency after another reflects the way Dulles handled foreign policy: Notwithstanding his contribution to and support for the administrations New Look, [Dulles] hectic agenda and peripatetic behavior were the product more of crisis management than strategic doctrine. [FULL TEXT]
Rather than having policy makers try to remake the world in Americas image, Briggs believed they should instead focus on promoting and defending American interests as they might be defined by Americans and delineated by American and international law. [FULL TEXT] Land of a Thousand Hills: Mrs. Carr puts the events that have taken place in Rwanda and the Congo since the 1950s into a personal perspective, but she also carefully documents the origins of the rebellions and the genocide that have plagued this overwhelmingly beautiful, mountainous, and lake-strewn African Switzerland. [FULL TEXT] State's Adjunct Accidental Diplomats: Hughes has painted an image of younger generation spouses that raises questions about those persons abilities to be diplomatic, much less diplomats. Some are unhappy because they don't like being overseas! [FULL TEXT] Crapol sees Blaine as the most important late nineteenth-century architect of American empire. His blueprints laid out the design for an imperial structure that was in place at the opening of the twentieth century, and his ideas served as the intellectual groundwork and ideological justification for what became the American Century. [FULL TEXT] | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||


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