Chapter 1 The Great Enlightenment Chapter 2 The Cold War Consensus Chapter 3 A Policy of Boldness Chapter 4 The New Look Chapter 5 United Action Chapter 6 Maximum Bargaining Power Chapter 7 Walking a Tightrope Chapter 8 The Final Crises
Richard H. Immerman is professor and chair of history at Temple University and director of its Center for the Study of Force and Diplomacy.
This volume presents a well-documented survey of Dulles as
President Eisenhower's secretary of state.
*CHOICE*
With lucid prose and command of the primary documents and secondary
sources, Richard Immerman gives us a masterful acount of John
Foster Dulles, his diplomacy, and his relations with Eisenhower.
Not the least of his contributions is showing that Dulles was
neither a tool of the president nor his leader, but rather his
sometimes antagonistic partner.
*Robert Jervis, Adlai E. Stevenson Professor of International
Relations, Columbia University*
John Foster Dulles is a superb biography of a complex and most
important person, a fascinating analysis of the pivotal
Eisenhower-Dulles relationship, and a masterful account of U.S.
power and diplomacy in the 1950s.
*Walter LaFeber*
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