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Additional Contributors Are Herbert McClosky And Richard A. Brody.
Additional Contributors Are Herbert McClosky And Richard A. Brody.
"A first-class systematic attempt to analyze U.S. foreign policy in
the aftermath of the Cold War. . . . This book explores the
complicated business that U.S. diplomats face in reversing
adversarial relations and moving toward something friendlier and
more positively productive."--Dario Moreno, Florida International
University This book was commissioned as part of the project on
U.S. relations with Cuba at the Atlantic Council of the United
States. It examines recent cases in which the United States
attempted to rebuild a normal relationship with a one-time
adversary. With a description of day-by-day and step-by-step plans
and obstacles, it compares the process of normalization with
Russia, China, Vietnam, and Nicaragua, and explores failed attempts
with Iraq and Cuba. The cases provide insight into the complex
domestic and foreign policy agendas surrounding normalization and
shed light on the important post-cold-war phenomenon of making up
with former enemies in ways that facilitate better ties over the
long term. Foreword by James N. Rosenau Introduction, by Burton M.
Sapin Lessons from the Soviet Past, by Robert Legvold Normalization
with China, by Robert Sutter Nicaragua: National Reconciliation and
the Impatience of U.S. Policy, by William M. LeoGrande Vietnam:
Detours on the Road to Normalization, by Richard T. Childress and
Stephen J. Solarz Iraq: The Failure of a Strategy, by Bruce W.
Jentleson U.S.-Cuba Negotiations: The Continuing Stall, by Pamela
S. Falk C. Richard Nelson and Kenneth Weisbrode direct the Program
on International Security at the Atlantic Council of the United
States in Washington D.C.
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