Statecraft and Power: Essays in Honor of Harold W. Rood
By (Author) Christopher Harmon
Contributions by Angelo Codevilla
Contributions by Keith B. Payne
Contributions by Ambassador Ronald Lehman
Contributions by Harry V. Jaffa
Contributions by Colleen Sheehan
Contributions by J Jackson Barlow
Contributions by Patrick J. Garrity
Contributions by Daniel Palm
Contributions by Matthew Spalding
University Press of America
University Press of America
22nd February 1994
United States
General
Non Fiction
355.00973
Paperback
300
Width 149mm, Height 228mm, Spine 22mm
426g
These essays on strategy, war, and statecraft have been written during the current reassessment of United States' national strategy. But they also take strategic thinking back to certain principals and interests which have guided America before, during, and after the Cold War. Co-published with The Institute for Public Policy.
This is a well-conceived, well-written book, which informs not only the specialist but also will be very useful as a student text. -- E. Goldstein, University of Birmingham, UK
These essays provide a thoughtful starting point for those concerned with the post-Cold War international system, and should be of use to scholars and those in public service alike. -- E. Goldstein, University of Birmingham, UK * Diplomacy and Statecraft *
A very nicely done compendium of essays. I should imagine this work would be most appropriate and welcome in graduate seminars dealing with national affairs matters. -- Thomas-Durell Young, Strategic Studies Institute, U.S. Army War College
A very nicely done compendium of essays. I should imagine this work would be most appropriate and welcome in graduate seminars dealing with national affairs matters. -- Thomas-Durell Young, Strategic Studies Institute, U.S. Army War College
This is a well-conceived, well-written book, which informs not only the specialist but also will be very useful as a student text. -- E. Goldstein, University of Birmingham, UK
These essays provide a thoughtful starting point for those concerned with the post-Cold War international system, and should be of use to scholars and those in public service alike. -- E. Goldstein, University of Birmingham, UK * Diplomacy and Statecraft *