Faces of Power by Brown, Seyom -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Page Copyright Contents Preface Introduction: Constancy and Change Since WWII Part I. The Truman Administration

1. The Shattering of Expectations 2. Implementing Containment

Part II. The Eisenhower Era

3. A New Look for Less Expensive Power 4. Waging Peace: The Eisenhower Face 5. Crises and Complications

Part III. The Kennedy-Johnson Years

6. Enhancing the Arsenal of Power 7. The Third World as a Primary Arena of Competition 8. Kennedy’s Cuban Crises 9. Berlin Again 10. The Vietnam Quagmire

Part IV. Statecraft Under Nixon and Ford

Part V. The Carter Period

Part VI. The Reagan Era—Realism or Romanticism?

Part VII. Prudential Statecraft with George Herbert Walker Bush

24. Presiding Over the End of the Cold War 25. The Resort to Military Power 26. The New World Order

Part VIII. Clinton’s Globalism

Part IX. The Freedom Agenda of George W. Bush

Part X. Obama’s Universalism Versus a Still-Fragmented World

36. Engaging the World 37. Ending Two Wars 38. Counterterrorism and Human Rights 39. Ambivalence in Dealing with Upheavals in the Arab World

Epilogue Notes Index