Paths Not Taken : Speculations on American Foreign Policy and Diplomatic History, Interests, Ideals, and Power.

Cover -- PATHS NOT TAKEN -- Contents -- Foreword: Thinking Otherwise -- Preface -- Introduction: The Path Not Taken -- 1 John Adams: Peace at a Price? -- NOTES -- BIBLIOGRAPHIC ESSAY -- 2 1917: What if the United States Had Not Intervened? -- NOTES -- 3 Lost Opportunities: The Diplomacy of the 1930s -- NOTES -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- Manuscript Collections: Private -- Manuscript Collections: Public -- Published Documents -- Books -- Articles and Chapters in Books -- 4 When Nationalism Confronted Hegemony: The U.S. Challenge to the Cuban Revolution, 1959-1961 -- HISTORICAL BACKGROUND -- STAGE 1 -- STAGE 2 -- STAGE 3 -- STAGE 4 -- CONCLUSION -- NOTES -- BIBLIOGRAPHIC ESSAY -- General Works -- U.S.-Cuban Relations through the Eisenhower Presidency -- The Period of the Revolution -- Kennedy, the Bay of Pigs and the Cuban Missile Crisis -- 1963-Present -- 5 Eisenhower, Dulles, and U.S. Policy Toward Israel and the Middle East Crisis at Suez, 1956 -- NOTES -- FOR FURTHER STUDIES -- 6 A Liberal Iran: Casualty of the Cold War -- NOTES -- BIBLIOGRAPHIC ESSAY -- 7 Lyndon Johnson and America's Military Intervention in Southeast Asia -- NOTES -- BIBLIOGRAPHIC ESSAY -- Bibliographies and Documentary Collections -- Memoirs and Bibliographies -- General Works -- Aid and Advice: The Early Years -- Escalation and Defeat: The Johnson and Nixon Years -- Index -- About the Editor and Contributors.

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