Douglas Brinkley

Dean Acheson: The Cold War Years, 1953-71.

Introduction - Intimidating Seniority Into the Fray against John Foster Dulles A Democrat Looks at His Party at Eisenhowers Foreign Policy The Changing Political Climate in Europe, 1957-60 JFK, NATO Review and the Berlin Crisis of 1961 The Cuban Missile Crisis Strains in the Atlantic Alliance, 1962-3 Repairing Cracks in Nato, 1964-7 The Vietnam War, 1961-8 Reconciled with Nixon Southern Africa Policy, 1961-71 Epilogue - Death at Harewood.

Dean Acheson and the Making of U.S. Foreign Policy

Preface - Acknowledgements - Introduction P.H.Nitze - The Rise and Fall of Economic Diplomacy: Dean Acheson and the Marshall Plan M.J.Hogan - Dean Acheson and the Atlantic Community L.S.Kaplan - Acheson, the Bomb, and the Cold War R.L.Messer - Loy Henderson, Dean Acheson and the Origins of the Truman Doctrine B.L.Kuniholm - Chinas Place in the Cold War: The Acheson Plan N.B.Tucker - Dean Acheson and the Japanese Peace Treaty T.Igarashi - Frustrating the Kremlin Design: Acheson and N.S.C.68 S.L.Rearden - Negotiating from Strength: Acheson, the Russians and American Power M.P.Leffler - Marshall and Acheson: The State Department Years, 1945-51 F.C.Pogue - Foreign Economic Policy in Dean Achesons Time and Ours W.Diebold - Index