The American Conception of Neutrality After 1941

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Focusing on America's evolving stance on neutrality since 1941, this revised edition incorporates new chapters and insights from recently released documents, particularly regarding Southeast Asia and the Vietnam War. It examines key events such as the decline of world neutrality, the impact of WWII, NATO's formation, and the challenges of neutralism during the Vietnam War. Additionally, it reinforces the original thesis with fresh evidence related to the end of the Cold War and Germany's unification, making it a significant contribution to the study of American foreign policy.