The Vietnam War ended over thirty years ago. Yet, it continues as a
cultural reference point, shaping contemporary American society and
culture, its impact felt in many different contexts. Vietnam
precipitated a crisis in national self-confidence and a breakdown
in political consensus out of which new ideological perspectives,
including neo-conservatism, emerged. This book offers fresh
perspectives on a defining event in "the American Century,"
examining its historical and political significance as well as its
continuing cultural relevance.
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