This updated and expanded edition sets out a framework for examining the effects of what Alexander George has labelled "coercive diplomacy". The three original case studies of US efforts to employ coercive diplomacy - on Laos, the Cuban missile crises, and Vietnam - have been revised in the light of new findings, and four new studies - on Pearl Harbor, Nicaragua, Libya, and the Gulf crisis - have been added to provide breadth and weight to the analysis.
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Höhe: 229 mm
Breite: 152 mm
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978-0-8133-1786-1 (9780813317861)
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Introduction: the limits of coercive diplomacy. Part 1 Coercive diplomacy: definition and characteristics; theory and practice; coercive diplomacy and ultimata - theory and practice in history. Part 2 The practice of coercive diplomacy - case studies: from deterrence to coercion to war - the road to Pearl Harbor; the Laos crisis of 1961-1962 - coercive diplomacy for minimal objectives; the Cuban missile crisis - peaceful resolution through coercive diplomacy; US coercive pressure on North Vietnam, early 1965; the Reagan administration vs Nicaragua - the limits of "type C" coercive diplomacy; coercive diplomacy and the crisis over Kuwait, 1990-1991. Part 3 Findings and conclusions.