U.S. foreign policy : perspectives and proposals for the 1970s /
U.S. foreign policy : perspectives and proposals for the 1970s /
edited by Paul Seabury and Aaron Wildavsky.
- New York : McGraw-Hill, 1969.
- v, 215 pages ; 21 cm.
Bibliographical footnotes.
The revolt against obligation, by P. Seabury.--A third-world averaging strategy, by M. Singer and A. Wildavsky.--Vietnam, Western Europe, Latin America...: Where do our vital interests lie? By L. Lipson.--A new recognition policy for the United States, by E. B. Haas.--U.S. strategy and the new Administration, by R. Rosecrance.--The United States and Asia, by R. A. Scalapino.--A China policy for the seventies, by C. Johnson.--The United States and Southeast Asia, by D. S. Lev.--Evolution of American policy in the Middle East, by G. Lenczowski.
70-082137
United States--Foreign relations--1969--1974
Bibliographical footnotes.
The revolt against obligation, by P. Seabury.--A third-world averaging strategy, by M. Singer and A. Wildavsky.--Vietnam, Western Europe, Latin America...: Where do our vital interests lie? By L. Lipson.--A new recognition policy for the United States, by E. B. Haas.--U.S. strategy and the new Administration, by R. Rosecrance.--The United States and Asia, by R. A. Scalapino.--A China policy for the seventies, by C. Johnson.--The United States and Southeast Asia, by D. S. Lev.--Evolution of American policy in the Middle East, by G. Lenczowski.
70-082137
United States--Foreign relations--1969--1974