The American Conception of Neutrality After 1941

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Focusing on America's evolving stance toward neutrality since 1941, this revised study offers fresh insights through new chapters and updated documentation, particularly regarding Southeast Asia and the Vietnam War. It explores the decline of global neutrality, significant events during World War II, NATO's formation, and the challenges of neutralism during the Vietnam War. The latest edition strengthens the original thesis by incorporating recent evidence, including the Cold War's conclusion and Germany's unification, highlighting the ongoing relevance of American foreign policy.