The Long War: A New History of U.S. National Security Policy Since World War II

CONTENTS

1. LIBERATION OR DOMINANCE?
The Ideology Of U.S. National Security Policy

ARNOLD A. OFFNER

2. VARIATIONS ON THE AMERICAN WAY OF WAR

3. THE POLITICS OF CONVENTIONAL WARFARE IN AN UNCONVENTIONAL AGE

GEORGE H. QUESTER

4. SHIELD AND SWORD
U.S. Strategic Forces and Doctrine Since 1945

TAMI DAVIS BIDDLE

5. ELUSIVE BARGAIN
The Pattern of U.S. Civil-Military Relations Since World War II

ANDREW J. BACEVICH

6. THE EVOLUTION OF THE NATIONAL SECURITY STATE
Ubiquitous and Endless

ANNA KASTEN NELSON

7. INTELLIGENCE FOR EMPIRE

8. THE MILITARY-INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX
Lobby and Trope

9. PAYING FOR GLOBAL POWER
Costs and benefits of Postwar U.S. military Spending

BENJAMIN O. FORDHAM

10. THE CHANGING MORAL CONTRACT FOR MILITARY SERVICE

11. AMERICAN INSECURITY
Dissent from the “Long War”

CHARLES CHATFIELD

12. THE “GOOD” WAR
National Security and American Culture

WILLIAM L. O’NEILL

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