J. William Fulbright, Vietnam, and the Search for a Cold War Foreign Policy

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Cambridge University Press, 13 февр. 1998 г. - Всего страниц: 293
J. William Fulbright was the longest serving and most powerful chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. He was also the most prominent, and the most effective, of the first American critics of the Vietnam War. Fulbright's criticism was particularly galling and damning to Lyndon Johnson because Fulbright was a principled internationalist who could not be dismissed as an ideologue. Fulbright used hearings by the Foreign Relations Committee as a forum in which to advance his powerful critique of the war. This book is an abridgement of Randall Woods' prize-winning biography of J. William Fulbright. This edition presents the full story of Fulbright's role as one of the leading congressional opponents of the Vietnam War.

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Taking the Stage
Cuba and Camelot
10
Freedoms JudasGoat
30
Of Myths and Realities
47
Avoiding Armageddon
58
Escalation
75
Texas Hyperbole
90
The Hearings
100
Denouement
154
Nixon and Kissinger
176
Of Arms and Men
190
Sparta or Athens?
199
Cambodia
212
A Foreign Affairs Alternative
224
Privileges and Immunities
235
The Invisible Wars
258

The Politics of Dissent
118
Widening the Credibility Gap
135
The Price of Empire
144
Conclusion
272
Index
281
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