The Faces of Power

by s-brown

[A]n analysis with difference-an important difference. Seyom Brown discusses United States policy from the perspective of how decision makers in the United States viewed their adversaries and the alternatives as those decision makers saw them. . . . Well worth the effort of a careful reading. (American Political Science Review)

397 pages, Paperback

First published March 28, 1968

Reviews

[Luke]

A truly amazing and thorough history of American foreign policy throughout the 20th century. I can't say enough about how important it is to know history to understand the present. That In mind this book comes to mind time and time again when I am hearing new things about foreign policy.