Foreign policy at the periphery : the shifting margins of US international relations since World War II / edited by Bevan Sewell and Maria Ryan.
| Uniform Title: | Studies in conflict, diplomacy, and peace.
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| Language: | English |
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Lexington, Kentucky :
The University Press of Kentucky,
[2017]
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| Series: | Studies in conflict, diplomacy, and peace.
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| Physical Description: | vi, 384 pages ; 24 cm. |
| Format: | Book |
Contents:
- Introduction / Bevan Sewell and Maria Ryan
- Part I. Themes
- How the periphery became the center: the Cold War, the third world, and the transformation in US strategic thinking / Robert J. McMahon
- Peripheral vision: US modernization efforts and the periphery / David Ekbladh
- Narratives of core and periphery: the Cold War and after / Andrew J. Rotter
- US government responses to anti-Americanism at the periphery / Alan McPherson
- Peripheral places/global war / Simon Dalby
- Part II. Case studies
- Whistling in the dark: US efforts to navigate UN policy toward decolonization, 1945-1963 / Mary Ann Heiss
- One world? rethinking america's margins, 1935-1945 / Ryan Irwin
- Accidental diplomats: the influence of American evangelical missionaries on US relations with the Congo during the early Cold War period, 1959-1963 / Philip Dow
- Structuring the economy on the periphery: the United States, the 1958 Argentine stabilization agreement, and the evolution of global capitalism / Dustin Walcher
- Dialogue or détente: Henry Kissinger, Latin America, and the prospects for a new inter-American understanding, 1973-1977 / Tanya Harmer
- Uncertainty rising: oil money and international terrorism in the 1970s / Christopher R. W. Dietrich
- The peripheral center: Nicaragua in US policy and the US imagination at the end of the Cold War / David Ryan
- Enlargement and its discontents: core and periphery in Clinton-era foreign policy / Hal Brands
- The war on terror and the new periphery / Maria Ryan.