Making War to Keep Peace : Trials and Errors in American Foreign Policy from Kuwait to Baghdad

An analysis of America's overseas conflicts since the end of the Cold War provides a revisionist survey of American foreign policy that evaluates the nation's increasingly fractured relationship with the U.N., the results of the U.S.'s use of force throughout the world, and the agendas of the Bush senior and Clinton administrations. Reprint. 20,000 first printing.