America and the World Since 1945

This book analyzes America's relationship with the rest of the world from the end of the Second World War to the aftermath of the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon on September 11th, 2001. Foreign policy is analyzed in the context of each presidency, showing the significance of major initiatives undertaken by successive administrations, and the impact they have had on the rest of the world.

T.G. Fraser is Professor of History, at the University of Ulster at Coleraine.

C.D. Murray is Lecturer in History at the University of Ulster.

Truman and the Coming of the Cold War
Truman and the Crystallization of the Cold War
Eisenhower Holding the Fort
Kennedy: The New Frontier?
Johnson: The Frustration of Power
Nixon: The Peacemaker?
Nixon, Ford and the American Crisis
Carter: A New Beginning?
Reagan: The Cold War Revived?
Bush: A World Reordered
Clinton: Why This Isn't Kansas: Confronting a Brave New World

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America and the World Since 1945

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