Atlantic Century: Four Generations of Extraordinary Diplomats Who Forged America's Vital Alliance with Europe
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Author: Kenneth Weisbrode
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages: 496
"The Atlantic Century" is the first major historical study to re-examine the American-European partnership with an emphasis on the personalities behind the policy. Our strong system of European alliances built during the last century did not happen serendipitously. It was carefully constructed and cemented by a network of diplomats and politicians, who imagined, built, and sustained a new international system. In their vision, America and Europe were part of a single cooperative transatlantic community-not rivals or one another's periodic savior, as they had been during two world wars. Historian Kenneth Weisbrode reveals - for the first time, the insider's story of such well-known figures as Dean Acheson, W. Averell Harriman, and Henry Kissinger. It is the story of how and why the State Department's Bureau of European Affairs (EUR) - the 'mother bureau' as it was called, the nerve center of the Atlanticists - rose to become the U.S. government's preeminent foreign policy office. In today's fractious world, "The Atlantic Century" is both timely and telling.
Author: Kenneth Weisbrode
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages: 496
"The Atlantic Century" is the first major historical study to re-examine the American-European partnership with an emphasis on the personalities behind the policy. Our strong system of European alliances built during the last century did not happen serendipitously. It was carefully constructed and cemented by a network of diplomats and politicians, who imagined, built, and sustained a new international system. In their vision, America and Europe were part of a single cooperative transatlantic community-not rivals or one another's periodic savior, as they had been during two world wars. Historian Kenneth Weisbrode reveals - for the first time, the insider's story of such well-known figures as Dean Acheson, W. Averell Harriman, and Henry Kissinger. It is the story of how and why the State Department's Bureau of European Affairs (EUR) - the 'mother bureau' as it was called, the nerve center of the Atlanticists - rose to become the U.S. government's preeminent foreign policy office. In today's fractious world, "The Atlantic Century" is both timely and telling.
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NB: This is a secondhand book in very good condition. See our FAQs for more information. Please note that the jacket image is indicative only. A description of our secondhand books is not always available. Please contact us if you have a question about this title.
Author: Kenneth Weisbrode
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages: 496
"The Atlantic Century" is the first major historical study to re-examine the American-European partnership with an emphasis on the personalities behind the policy. Our strong system of European alliances built during the last century did not happen serendipitously. It was carefully constructed and cemented by a network of diplomats and politicians, who imagined, built, and sustained a new international system. In their vision, America and Europe were part of a single cooperative transatlantic community-not rivals or one another's periodic savior, as they had been during two world wars. Historian Kenneth Weisbrode reveals - for the first time, the insider's story of such well-known figures as Dean Acheson, W. Averell Harriman, and Henry Kissinger. It is the story of how and why the State Department's Bureau of European Affairs (EUR) - the 'mother bureau' as it was called, the nerve center of the Atlanticists - rose to become the U.S. government's preeminent foreign policy office. In today's fractious world, "The Atlantic Century" is both timely and telling.
Author: Kenneth Weisbrode
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages: 496
"The Atlantic Century" is the first major historical study to re-examine the American-European partnership with an emphasis on the personalities behind the policy. Our strong system of European alliances built during the last century did not happen serendipitously. It was carefully constructed and cemented by a network of diplomats and politicians, who imagined, built, and sustained a new international system. In their vision, America and Europe were part of a single cooperative transatlantic community-not rivals or one another's periodic savior, as they had been during two world wars. Historian Kenneth Weisbrode reveals - for the first time, the insider's story of such well-known figures as Dean Acheson, W. Averell Harriman, and Henry Kissinger. It is the story of how and why the State Department's Bureau of European Affairs (EUR) - the 'mother bureau' as it was called, the nerve center of the Atlanticists - rose to become the U.S. government's preeminent foreign policy office. In today's fractious world, "The Atlantic Century" is both timely and telling.
Atlantic Century: Four Generations of Extraordinary Diplomats Who Forged America's Vital Alliance with Europe
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