George Ball : Behind the scenes in U.S. foreign policy
Bill has examined one diplomat's career in order "to uncover the essence of the American foreign policymaking system and to develop a model of statecraft for the twenty-first century." A string of challenges drew Ball's attention, from his work on European unity with French econo...
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New Haven
Yale University Press
1997
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